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Think about how much more you know because of COVID-19 than you did last March and April. It’s staggering. Your new knowledge affects how you live, think, and make decisions. How much more do you know about yourself and your leadership? What did you learn about the truth of God?... What changes will you make in your daily life? One of my significant insights from 2020 is that I just don’t think big enough, and I’m going to change that. It’s ironic when I consider all the big thinkers I’ve been around for such a long time; I should be better at it by now but I’m fired up to see what progress I can make! I’m confident that 2021 will require me to think bigger. https://outreachmagazine.com//62796-9-things-2020-taught-l

Did you know that being a pastor is one of the leading occupations for burnout? As a church leader, you may find it difficult to rest because you’re focused on helping others. But if you just keep going, you’ll eventually hit your limit and completely break down. What’s the solution? We spoke with Jack Hester, PhD, the lead pastor at Mars Hill Church in Alabama, to find out the keys to longevity in ministry. https://youtu.be/5WuzCUcE0zI

God met me in the middle of two year journeyI realized i was an emotional infant leading a church. https://churchleaders.com//325798-pete-scazzero-dont-ignor

The initial blizzard has passed. We’ve gone through a season of winter. Now, as church leaders plan for the fall and early 2021, we’re entering the little ice age. https://www.willmancini.com//5-ways-for-pastors-to-experie

Don’t write yourself off as being an undisciplined person and use that as an excuse. Self Control is a fruit of the Spirit. You can do this. Start with one area. Focus on one new area of discipline https://www.couragetolead.com//how-to-become-a-more-discip