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In a hurry?

In a hurry?

Dallas Willard, who recently passed away, once gave some sage advice: “Ruthlessly eliminate hurry.”  One of my friends who knew Dallas personally shared that phrase with me and it has really been resonating. “Ruthlessly eliminate hurry.” That’s profound, and something...

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Another great use for active listening

Another great use for active listening

Chris Roberts, pastor at Madison Vineyard Church, has been using the coaching process-- particularly active listening-- as a way to discover what the Holy Spirit is doing in his friends and neighbors who aren’t yet following Jesus. “The Holy Spirit is at work all the...

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Doing more of the right less

Doing more of the right less

In John 15:1-2, we find that the secret of greater fruitfulness is not doing more but doing less: “I am the true grapevine, and my Father is the gardener.  He cuts off every branch of mine that doesn’t produce fruit, and he prunes the branches that do bear fruit so...

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Retirement missionaries

Retirement missionaries

This is the third and final blog entry in a series by guest blogger Gordon Bauslaugh, Lead pastor at Christ Community Church in Puyallup, Washington, on missional engagement with those outside the church. You can read stories of this engagement in the two previous...

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A story of cultural engagement

A story of cultural engagement

Gordon Bauslaugh, Lead pastor at Christ Community Church in Puyallup, Washington, is enjoying engaging more and more the community outside the church. Here’s a story from him:  It’s often hard as a pastor to engage with people outside of the church because you’re...

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“Carefrontation”?

“Carefrontation”?

A few weeks ago I heard someone use this phrase: carefrontation. It’s apparently an amalgam of caring and confrontation. Usually when we hear the word confrontation, caring seems like an antonym. But how can we bring caring about people-- truly desiring their best,...

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Because you didn’t run fast enough

Because you didn’t run fast enough

When I was an intern, very early on in my ministry, I was frequently late for staff meeting. Eventually, my supervisor took me aside and said, “When you are late, you’re communicating that you’re the most important person in the room-- and that others can wait for you...

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Wisdom from the crucible of experience

Wisdom from the crucible of experience

Experience isn’t just a matter of having done a lot of stuff or lived a long time. For experience to actually matter, we need to take time to reflect on what has happened and what we’ve done. Effective leaders take time to reflect on what’s going on in their...

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Help me understand

Help me understand

“Help me understand,” is a great phrase to use in many situations when you want to open the door to meaningful conversations. When you use that phrase, it indicates that you’ve not made a definitive conclusion, but you’re open to learning more. Sometimes this phrase...

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What does it take to say you are finished?

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Love God | Love Others | Make Disciples Welcome to the Logan Leadership Blog! Browse by category below to view posts, as well as free and premium resources for each individual topic, or scroll down to browse all our blog posts organized by date. If you'd like to...

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