leadership




when spacex was getting started, the first and last men to walk on the moon testified before congress against it.
gene cernan told congress commercial space companies "do not yet know what they don't know."
he said the boeings and lockheed martins were "the folks who have been working on... See more
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instagram.comNothing in Scripture suggests leadership formation is the task of only the impressive. The early church, with its makeshift gatherings and fledgling home fellowships, formed leaders precisely because they had no one else to rely on. Their conditions were worse than yours. Their resources were weaker. Their vulnerability was greater. Yet through... See more
Jonny Pollock • Part-Baked Rolls and Ready-Made Leaders
Small churches are exactly the places where intimacy, visibility, and shared life make genuine formation not only possible but natural. Many of the church’s most remarkable leaders emerged from obscurity, not prominence.
Jonny Pollock • Part-Baked Rolls and Ready-Made Leaders
a church does not drift into maturity. It drifts into convenience, and as leaders we can fall into this trap
Part-Baked Rolls and Ready-Made Leaders
Management By Values
[When I returned to Apple in 1997,] the individual contributors were phenomenal. And I asked a lot of these guys, “Why did you stay?” And they said, “Because we bleed six colors.” I heard that from a lot of people—there were six colors in the old Apple logo. It was management that was a problem. So we actually got rid of most of
... See moreI believe this speaks to the importance of character for church leaders.






