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Friday, October 28, 2005

QUIET TIME

As busy as Jesus was, as consumed as He was by His mission, as overwhelmed as He must have felt at times, He withdrew often to pray. Even when it meant leaving the physical and spiritual needs of the crowds unmet, He withdrew to lonely places. In those quiet and intimate times, Jesus drew strength for what He knew lay ahead.
Jesus knew that time alone with the heavenly Father was essential. He could not – would not – go without it. By escaping the noise of His day, JESUS established a discipline all believers should follow. After all, if it was necessary for Jesus, it is vital for those who profess to follow Him.

-In Touch CD, Life Issues
Charles Stanley

Monday, October 24, 2005

What Makes A Cheerful Leader?

A page from Len’s Journal

Despite the price of leadership, I have my reasons to hang on:

Ø Abs. The heart that follows and genuinely respects. Nothing can ever encourage you more than a willing heart.
Ø Mich. The faith that can move mountains. A reason to keep the challenge.
Ø Fati. The believing heart. Secures integrity and self-esteem.
Ø Ronn. The mirror of submission.
Ø Jai. The power of solid trust. It drives you to walk the extra mile.
Ø Ayres. The strength of a leader. Any burden is made lighter with another leader’s support.
Ø Mac. The approach of a younger sibling. Bearing brotherly post.
Ø Quim. The heart that listens amidst sensitive conditions.
Ø Tan. The obedience without neglect.
Ø Nald. The power of initiative.
Ø Pastor. The heart of service and confidence in leadership. Makes the responsibility a habit.

Above all it's Jesus. The Master and Refuge. The One who compensates more than enough. Thank you Lord.

“I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” ~Philippians 4:13