Well, not really, but I don’t have a jam-packed, over-committed schedule today. In fact the two things that were scheduled – my 11 mile run and my husband’s softball games* – are not happening because of the rain. This leaves me with an open day. Now, don’t get me wrong, I’ve got a “to do” list a mile […]
Well, not really, but I don’t have a jam-packed, over-committed schedule today. In fact the two things that were scheduled – my 11 mile run and my husband’s softball games* – are not happening because of the rain. This leaves me with an open day. Now, don’t get me wrong, I’ve got a “to do” list a mile […]
Over the last several months since I started this blog I have had the privilege to network with some other great women bloggers. One of my goals for this blog is that it will become a network for women in leadership roles, so I thought I would share with you a few of the great […]
“There’s plenty we do – plenty we’ve always done – that has nothing to do with what actually works.” Seth Godin from “Small is the New Big” Today in our staff meeting we had a discussion that hit on this subject a bit. Each year we set a staff Thematic Goal, a rallying cry, something […]
Woke up to rain again this morning. It was pretty dreary all weekend and I was really hoping for some sunshine to get the week off to a good start. Oh well. Speaking of weekend, here are some of the highlights for me: Ran 10 miles – furthest I’ve ever run. Went out for dinner and […]
I read this little exercept from John C. Maxwell about the leader’s job of equipping others this morning. This was really timely for me this week, so I thought I would share… Equipping is a tough job, much harder than shepherding. The leader is to equip others for ministry. Paul explains the goal for the […]
I read this little exercept from John C. Maxwell about the leader’s job of equipping others this morning. This was really timely for me this week, so I thought I would share… Equipping is a tough job, much harder than shepherding. The leader is to equip others for ministry. Paul explains the goal for the […]
I read a lot and people often ask me what I’m reading. The answer to that question is often complicated because I am usually in the middle of several books at one time. I thought I would share my reading formula with you: At any one time there are at least three books that I […]
Well, we made it through 6 Easter services at Cross Point – 4 services in Nashville and 2 services in Dickson. Both campuses had great attendance and altogether approximately 2500 people celebrated Easter at Cross Point – unbelievable! I was so proud of our team this weekend! I spent the weekend at the Nashville campus […]
“Friendships grow over time just like seeds. I have to nurture my friendships and wait to reap the harvest. We live in a day and age when we want things fast. Even with our relationships-many of us want to connect right away. We want deep friendships now. We don’t want to share our lives with […]
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