There's a difference between belief and conviction. Beliefs shape our view of the world around us. Convictions, however, determine our conduct and motivate us to actually take action.
We have a lot of people we interact with regularly. Some are even our friends. But do these relationships prop us up and propel us forward when life gets hard or we're struggling with something very personal?
There is an old saying, "If you know no opposition, it's because you stand for nothing." So do you fear opposition, or feed on it?
Like a good father with his children, Jesus values the time you spend with Him far more than the things you do for Him. What does this look like in your work day?
How do you maintain your motivation to do your best when nobody's watching ... or when your 'good' is still better than everyone else's 'best'?
What you do in your private life is nobody’s business, right? Yeh, well not so fast. You see, your attitudes and actions in private reveal your true character, and God sees them just as clearly as the things you do in public.
If you could spend a day with a wise person, who would it be and what would you ask?
Leadership is influence. And influence is something that is granted, not assumed. So what kind of influence are you having on others, and what kind of influence are you granting to others?
For each new day we’re given, we have opportunities to be brave. Making the decision to live courageously in our faith may be the only way we will have influence for Christ in the marketplace. So how do we develop the courage to live our faith at work?
We like to think of ourselves as servant leaders, but we don't like to be treated as servants. What does that say about our motives?