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Disagreement ≠ Defensiveness

Allow yourself to be influenced by others, but believe in what you stand for.

How to Receive Feedback Graciously

A recipe for how to make someone’s blood boil. And how to cool it down in 3 simple steps.

Putting Negative Feedback into Perspective

Which is worse: criticism or indifference?

How to Deliver Feedback Effectively

Breaking down effective feedback: 7 practical steps that can be executed in less than 1 minute.

How to Raise a Pagan Kid in a Christian Home

The world has enough pagans. Even plenty of really nice ones. What we need is kids who fully grasp the reality that they have nothing to offer, but who intimately know a God who has everything they need.

The Difference Between Flattery and Appreciation

Just add one word — “because” — to make your appreciation of others meaningful.

The Best Leadership Verse in the Bible?

The best worker in any enterprise is one whom God has called and His Spirit has sent. They are there, not for a paycheck (although that is often necessary) and not for recognition (although they would not mind a pat on the back occasionally), but because “the Lord sent me.”

Feedback: The First and Most Important Thing to Say

One simple thing you can say to eliminate 90% of problems when you’re delivering feedback.

Regaining Hope

How do you deal with disappointment? Some of us hide it away. We deny its reality with fine words. But deep down we become numb. We become afraid to trust God again. “Surviving disappointment” becomes our background story, influencing our response to every interaction. We need to grieve disappointment in a healthy way.

How to Decide If and When to Give Feedback

Three crucial questions to ask ourselves before we start giving feedback.

The Spiritual Nature of the Church

Just as the Christian life is union and fellowship, even so the church is union and fellowship. Its nature is union. Its nature is fellowship. Union and fellowship with Christ, and union and fellowship with each other – in Christ. That is all the church is: union and fellowship with each other, in Him. And every other aspect of church life will come out of that – inevitably and spontaneously. And it will be real. When it comes it will be genuine, and alive.

How to Make Feedback Fun (Really!)

There are simple, practical things we can do to make feedback more helpful and enjoyable for us, and for other people.

Enduring Well: Four Ways to Build Resilience – Full Article

Suffering is not limited to leaders; we all are called by God to endure adversity.

Enduring Well: Responsibility

In response to a negative situation, the lie says, “I can’t do anything about this.” In contrast, the truth says, “I may not be able to change everything, but here’s what I can do about this.” Even if it’s only a small thing at the time, internally taking responsibility, rather than simply resigning in despair, is the path of healthy thinking.

Enduring Well: Faith

The lie says, “This bad thing will never change and will only get worse.” This is unbelief and fear which, left unchecked, will destroy us. In contrast, the truth says, “God can do all things. There is nothing too hard for Him!”

Enduring Well: True Perspective

The lie says, “What just happened is huge. It is the end of the world. Things are hopeless!” This is an overreaction. The truth says, “What just happened is bad but, in reality, it’s only a small thing. It’s not the end of the world. And, from the perspective of eternity, it’s nothing!”

Enduring Well: Identity in Christ

The lie says, “I have failed. I am a failure.” This condemnation is always echoed by the devil’s voice internally and sometimes by the voices of other people around us. The truth, however, says, “I have failed. But I am in Christ and, by His grace, I will overcome!”

Enduring Well: Four Ways to Build Resilience

Transformation through suffering is not automatic. Sufferings do not automatically change us. It’s how we respond that counts. It is our response to adversity that determines whether it will help us or hurt us.
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