Practical Church Leadership @LeadPractically

I believe church leadership is not reserved for a few — it’s a skill anyone can grow in to serve people, disciple others, and advance God’s Kingdom on earth. practicalchurchleadership.com Oklahoma Joined February 2025

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Practical Church Leadership @LeadPractically

a year ago

I understand the importance of showing honor and respect to your Pastor. It creates a healthy environment and reflects trust in leadership. But there’s a line where honor turns into worship, and that creates an unhealthy environment, not just for the congregation, but for the Pastor too. Too much power and control will go to anyone’s head, leading to inevitable downfall, and those who worship him will fall with him.

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a year ago

God often speaks in ways that align with His Word, build up our spirit, and lead us toward obedience, even when it’s uncomfortable. If it convicts you, calls you higher, draws you to love others, or pushes you to trust Him more, it’s likely Him. If it flatters your ego, fuels fear, or contradicts Scripture, it’s probably just you.

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a year ago

@churchtalkative Conviction. Conviction goes beyond no longer being okay with sin. Conviction is what compels us to make the right decision, to grow, to change how we operate, to change our lives. This is evidence of the Holy Spirit at work in your life.

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a year ago

5 Key Ways to Pray Effectively!!

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a year ago

@w_bitterman I think I will. Thank you.

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a year ago

Christianity is faith-based, but not in the vague or blind sense some people assume. It’s not just believing in something you can’t see, it’s trusting in something God has already revealed. Our faith is anchored in history: a real incarnation, a real cross, a real empty tomb. It’s a response to evidence, not a leap into the dark.

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a year ago

Life gets busy and chaotic, and it’s a temptation to treat time with God like something to check off the list. Whether it’s a quick devotional or a Bible reading plan, we can fall into the habit of just trying to get it done. But our faith was never meant to be rushed. We need to slow down, quiet our spirit, and actually listen. Stillness creates space for God to speak. And our relationship with the Father deserves our full attention and intention.

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a year ago

I feel like spiritual consistency is best demonstrated in the hard times. When life is good, it’s easier to believe, trust, and find joy. But when life gets hard, that’s when we start to question, distrust, and let fear in. Spiritual consistency looks like showing up anyway. It’s praising God when you don’t feel like it. It’s staying in the Word when it feels dry. It’s praying even when it feels like nothing is happening. Consistency is showing up even when it's tough.

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a year ago

What a loaded and tough question! I've been using the ESV for a number of years now because it feels like a good balance between word-for-word and readability. Having said that, when the Bible contradicts my beliefs I automatically assume it's my belief that's in error, not the Bible. I'll then zoom out and make sure I understand the context, cross-reference, read commentary, and chew on it.

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a year ago

@PaulTripp Reading God’s Word clearly and consistently is never optional. It’s the only way we will see both our need and His provision.

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a year ago

@KarlVaters Great, thanks!

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a year ago

As leaders, the stress we carry can feel overwhelming, and we’re not always sure how to handle it. @EricGeiger offers a helpful shift in perspective.

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a year ago

@OneGSisneros Wow. Incredibly encouraging. Thank you for sharing and showing that a life can and will radically change through Jesus.

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a year ago

📌 Don’t just manage your team. Disciple them through your leadership. Lead well, serve well friends.

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a year ago

5️⃣ Celebrate every step. Don’t just correct what’s wrong — highlight what’s right. Catch people doing good. Call it out in front of others. Celebration fuels morale and builds momentum.

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a year ago

🧵 Leadership isn’t about titles. It’s about example. If you lead in a church, your team isn’t looking for more instructions. They’re looking for you. Here are 5 ways to lead in a way your people will actually follow (and grow because of it): 👇