Tag: Leadership

Fighting Against Familiarity

We have all heard the saying, “Familiarity breeds contempt.” While we might bristle at such a notion, the uncomfortable reality is that the more we become accustomed to, experienced, and proficient in something or with someone, we tend to lose some of our awe and respect. We have all experienced this—the excitement of a blossoming relationship, the anticipation of a new job, the nervousness when joining a new team, or the passion that comes with new life in Christ; these feelings can dissipate over time as we become more familiar. Continue Reading →

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Learn to Rest

How can the proverbial old dog learn to rest? The key is in not retreating completely.
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Support the Next Guy

A healthy transition to “the next guy” depends in part on the “old guy.” He can support the incoming pastor or be a stumbling block.
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Plan Your Transition

A faithful pastorate should include a plan for how to end and to transition to the next pastor. Yet that plan should connect to and not conflict with the providence of God.
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