Yesterday, disciples enjoyed a morning of rest. As they spent the morning relaxing, the leaders went to leaders training. Andrew Knight gave a talk on becoming a godly leader. One point he made was that as leaders, we too should always fight to make sure someone is leading us. As someone pours into us and…
Category Archives: STP2010 LDT (Leaders)
LDT: Jack Thompson “Leading on the Campus”
Jack Thompson encourages us to start thinking for our campuses and gives a list practicals to intentionally engage the campus for Christ.
LDT: Jack Thompson “Encouraging vs. Flattering Your People”
From 1 Thessalonians 2:5-12 Jack Thompson begins by showing us the two pitfalls of flattery: saying what we don’t need to say in people pleasing and refraining from saying what we need to say because of our fear of people. Encouragement is different from flattery because it is not self-seeking or even other-seeking, but because…
LDT Jack Thompson "Encouraging vs Flattering Your People" [ 31:19 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadLDT: Jack Thompson “Bearing Your People’s Burdens”
Jack Thompson defines burdens as our standing before God. This roots out the possibility of comparing ourself to others, but instead leads to acts of encouragement that points to Christ.
LDT: Steve Shadrach “Brown Like Campus Outreach”
Steve Shadrach, author of Brown Like Coffee and Fuel and the Flame, came in as a guest speaker and gave a outside perspective of Campus Outreach. Shadrach encouraged the leaders to calling of a vision, not a label.
LDT: Eric Lonergan “Servant Leadership”
Eric Lonergan explores two possible selfish tendencies of leadership, oppression and neglect. Oppressive leadership causes disciples to flee while negligence weakens our integrity.
LDT: Eric Lonergan “Faith-filled Leadership”
God proves Himself faithful despite our unfaithfulness. Eric Lonergan encourages us to fight to remember that we are sick and see the Lord our god who is fighting for us (Joshua 23:3-6).
LDT: Eric Lonergan “Grace-filled Leadership”
Eric Lonergan draws from the account of Gideon, pointing that “God uses us despite us, not because of us.” Leaders rejoice in the progress and joy of their disciples because of God’s grace, not because of our strength.
LDT: Eric Lonergan “Authentic Leadership”
In this talk Eric Lonergan encourages thinking for others and depending on God for strength, drawing from illustrations in the book of Judges including Samson and Gideon.