One of the themes in the Old Testament prophets is that the leaders of Israel (Prophets, priests and kings) have failed. I thought, ‘These are only the poor; they are foolish,for they do not know the way of the Lord, the requirements of their God.5 So I will go to the leaders and speak to them;surely they know the way … Continue reading Problems with leadership pathways
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Reflections on The Rule of Saint Benedict
Benedict was a monk in the 6th century, and his rule influenced western monasticism through the medieval period (and on to today). As a spiritual and practical guide to godly community, it seemed like a good idea to read it. One of the values we have tried to live out in Emmanuel Church Northstowe has … Continue reading Reflections on The Rule of Saint Benedict
Should leaders be “vulnerable”?
Leaders in many organisations, including churches, carry a wide range of responsibilities. And these often start to feel like burdens or pressures. I think this is common across institutions and fields. There are pressures. Leadership creates a challenge in how to express that. And Christian leadership, with Jesus’ call to integrity and truthfulness, faces this … Continue reading Should leaders be “vulnerable”?
Jots and Scribbles 