Lead Your Team through the Profile, Part 1: Group Devotional God Made Us to Complete Each Other, Not Compete With Each Other For You To Think About In 1 Corinthians 12, Paul uses a word picture to describe healthy relationships: the human body. Like He does elsewhere in scripture, God provides us with…
Read MoreInsights are short, biblical truths to equip you to lead from your strengths. The two other articles in this series have addressed how you can learn to value others’ strengths with your head and your heart. This one looks at how you can make that decision with your hands. The Law of Differences holds that there…
Read MoreInsights are short, biblical truths to equip you to lead from your strengths. The Law of Differences holds that there are just two paths you can take as you observe others’ differences. You can judge another’s individual differences (you see another’s differences as weaknesses) You can value another’s individual differences (you see another’s differences as…
Read MoreInsights are short, biblical truths to equip you to lead from your strengths. Like Father, Like Child: Strengths Are In the Image of God “She has her grandfather’s nose.” “His hair is the same color as his mother’s.” “Height runs in her family. No wonder she is so tall.” With just a glance in the…
Read MoreHow Love & Money Helps Couples Work Together In 1986 while at a professional conference, financial advisor Don Blanton heard a presentation that changed the way he worked with clients. The lecture, a precursor to the Leading From Your Strengths profiles, outlined four personality types and their strengths. The descriptions intrigued Don, who was eager…
Read MoreA series that examines how God uses the strengths of the human heart to build relationships In scripture, the term “heart” is used to denote a person’s inner self. The heart is the center of spiritual activity, moral understanding, and human will. God uses the human heart to build relationships, helping you and those in…
Read MoreA series that examines how God uses the strengths of the human heart to build relationships In scripture, the term “heart” is used to denote a person’s inner self. The heart is the center of spiritual activity, moral understanding, and human will. God uses the human heart to build relationships. In particular, He is able…
Read MoreA series that examines how God uses the strengths of the heart to build relationships In scripture, the term “heart” is used to denote a person’s inner self. The heart is the center of spiritual activity, moral understanding, and human will. God uses strengths of the human heart to build relationships – specifically a heart…
Read MorePart 2 of two articles which address the most widespread conflicts in marriage Two factors impact marriages more than anything else: how you and your spouse understand Love (communication) and Money (finances). In a marriage, these two elements can complement one another … or compete with each other. Some conflict in marriage is inevitable. But…
Read MoreEvery person has strengths. But do the people in your life know theirs … and understand how to use them? You can help those around you understand and use your strengths together. Invite one of the speakers from the Ministry Insights team to share about leading from your strengths with your group at one of…
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