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Weekend Leadership & Productivity Blog Posts Roundup

480 words | 2 min read | Last updated 9 December 2019 | Leave a Comment

Here are some leadership and productivity blog posts I have come across recently. Recovering the Priority of Personal Holiness by Alistair Begg "I fear that personal holiness is not a priority within the church — even among its leaders — as it was in the days of the Puritans. Many ministers are often nowadays more concerned with visual growth and success than with … [Read more...] about Weekend Leadership & Productivity Blog Posts Roundup

A Pastor’s Schedule is not about Getting Things Done

1,213 words | 5 min read | Last updated 9 December 2019 | 4 Comments

A pastor's schedule is not about getting things done. It's about praying, writing, thinking and reflecting first and managing and leading second. Getting Things Done Since my days as a solicitor (lawyer), I have organised my tasks using the principles found in David Allen's Getting Things Done, which suggests collecting anything that comes to mind that needs doing … [Read more...] about A Pastor’s Schedule is not about Getting Things Done

What is The Salvation Army’s Purpose?

561 words | 2 min read | Last updated 26 September 2019 | 2 Comments

Do you know what The Salvation Army's purpose is? I ask because it's imperative we know why we do what we do. Easily and Accurately Understood I am currently reading Karen Martin's book, Clarity First. She defines clarity as "the quality of being easily and accurately understood". Ambiguity makes any kind of work harder to do. In contrast, having a clear purpose … [Read more...] about What is The Salvation Army’s Purpose?