Chad Hudson

5 powerful questions smart leaders ask:

1. What can we do with what we have right now?


2. What makes you think this will work?


3. Imagine we failed. What didn’t we do?


4. How are we/am I blocking progress?


5. What will a success report sound like in our next meeting?

Eugene Peterson talked about "the domestication of transcendence,” the tendency to remove the wild, costly call of divine encounter with respectable religion. Dallas Willard warns that if we go all in for Jesus, we will be seen as those who overdo it.

CHAPTER FIVE TAKE SOMEONE WITH YOU

READ Acts 16:1–5. Now read what Paul wrote to the churches about Timothy in Philippians 2:19–24. Finally, read Paul’s words to Timothy many years later in 2 Timothy 3:10–17. ANSWER these questions: 1. What was it about Paul and Timothy’s relationship that made Paul’s message powerful to Timothy? 2. What might keep you from engaging in these types o

We will all make mistakes and must learn to embrace them and turn them into opportunities instead.