As a manager or team leader, it’s important to cultivate an effective team that can work together to achieve its goals. Here are 10 tips to help improve team performance: 1. Delegate By entrusting team […]
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Mind Gym: 5 ways you can contribute to the emotional health of others
1. Do not lie. 2. Be present. Listen as people speak to you. 3. Focus on the positive. 4. Laugh, have fun. 5. Focus on your character not your profile.
My prayer journal from this morning.
“…are being transformed…” – Apostle Paul, 2 Corinthians 3:18 Sin has left its mark upon us, even before it became our own. Paul Benger – 22.8.23 The image of God has been dulled, lost, contaminated […]
Perfectionism is killing your progress
So you started something new. Maybe a new fitness regime or a new bible reading plan or even a new diet and it can be so easy to fall into the trap of trying to […]
The Mind Gym – Glimmers
Glimmers are moments of awe, happiness and wonder. They create a sense of calm. They contribute exponentially to mental fitness. Plan a special moment with someone you love Feel the Sun on your face. Make […]
8 signs that a “Who’s Next” culture is missing.
As a church we are continually striving to have a “who’s next” culture, to empower the next generation and continually raise up new leaders. Here are 10 signs of that culture being missing. 1. You […]
The Mind Gym – a weekly guide to mental fitness
I thought that every Friday, I would post a few thoughts about being mentally fit, I’ve called it, “The Mind Gym.” When we feel out of shape physically we go to a conventional gym and […]
The difference between leadership and discipleship
Leadership and Discipleship: Understanding the Distinct Paths to Growth and Success Introduction: Leadership and discipleship are two essential concepts that play significant roles in personal growth and success. Both involve guidance and learning, yet they […]
A few recent messages
Over the last month, I’ve enjoyed bringing three messages into the life of our church, Ikon church. I thought I’d like to share the links with you here as many of you connect with them […]
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