09 December 2008 ~ 2 Comments

Levers & Pulleys

Leverage. It’s the oldest trick in the book. One of the oldest tools used to accomplish more. My son just studied ’simple machines’ and guess what tool #1 was? You guessed it. The lever. A lever is a tool that’s all. But it is powerful. With a lever I can lift or move something 10 [...]

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08 November 2008 ~ 4 Comments

Leadership Lessons from the A-Team

The A-Team was one of my favorite shows ever when I was a kid. Here’s how it worked…

The team leader was Col. John “Hannibal” Smith, whose plans tended to be unorthodox but were effective.
Lt. Templeton “Faceman” Peck was a smooth-talking con-man who served as the team’s appropriator of vehicles and other useful items.
The team’s pilot [...]

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22 September 2008 ~ 0 Comments

Leadership Podcast

I read Perry Noble’s blog.
So should you.
Last week he pointed me in the direction of Andy Stanley’s new Leadership Podcast.
I subscribed to it.
So should you.
Here’s a little sample…
Everyone of us is emotionally in love with the way we do ministry. It may not work, but we love it!
’nuff said.

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22 September 2008 ~ 3 Comments

Leadership… Really?

If you’ve been reading this blog for any length of time, you’ll know that I have a healthy obsession with leadership. I believe in it, and I am a leader, and I’m striving to be the best leader that I can be.
There’s always Leadership books, quotes, podcasts, blogs, quotes, etc. that are coming to the [...]

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10 September 2008 ~ 7 Comments

You Need to Read This

If you’re not reading “Letters from Kamp Krusty” then either (a) you’ve never heard of it, or (b) you’ve never heard of it. Brent writes in a way that really makes you think and makes you laugh out loud (LOL). Here’s a prime example of why I read EVERY post.

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