Response to Common Mantra: “Relational capital is needed before saying hard things”
I understand what this common leadership maxim means, but one thing I can testify to in ministry is that relational capital can take many forms. If there is trust and love, truth can be spoken and received without a long period of time.
Message: “Oppression Dealt with and an Outflow of Generosity: Going on at the Same Time” | Nehemiah 5
Sunday’s Message: “Oppression Dealt with and an Outflow of Generosity: Going on at the Same Time” https://youtu.be/4goPoNzRJWI
What is Biblical Compromise in Relationships and the Church?
Photo by Julia Volk on Pexels.com Is compromise always bad? Well, no. And let me explain. I have for several years explained this principle as a pastor/interim/consultant to local churches by saying that if it was time to change the siding on the church and the church body was convinced that changing the siding to … Continue reading What is Biblical Compromise in Relationships and the Church?
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