herbsman
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- Apr 29, 2011
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Celebrates victories within his family knows that when his family wins, they will want to win again maximizes what God is doing within his family knows that Jesus never allowed public opinion to sidetrack him from his mission understands that Jesus never allowed Satan to sidetrack.
Him from his mission knows that spiritual leadership is based on spiritual character knows that obedience is first learned, then taught knows that faithfulness is the yardstick by which God measures maturity realizes that Jesus' model for success isn't found in a textbook, but in obedience knows he is accountable first to the Lord Doesn't try to satisfy his wife more than God Knows that no family can outgrow its leader knows that true leadership is developed by God's Spirit (Zechariah 4:6)
Does not allow his success to define him never relies on his position for his influence knows that leadership involves the capability to influence his family toward specific goals understands the difference between goals and rewards knows that reaching potential is more important than reaching goals admits he doesn't know everything promotes excellence, commitment, competence and human dignity within his family takes an aggressive role in developing, expressing and defending godly family values.
Him from his mission knows that spiritual leadership is based on spiritual character knows that obedience is first learned, then taught knows that faithfulness is the yardstick by which God measures maturity realizes that Jesus' model for success isn't found in a textbook, but in obedience knows he is accountable first to the Lord Doesn't try to satisfy his wife more than God Knows that no family can outgrow its leader knows that true leadership is developed by God's Spirit (Zechariah 4:6)
Does not allow his success to define him never relies on his position for his influence knows that leadership involves the capability to influence his family toward specific goals understands the difference between goals and rewards knows that reaching potential is more important than reaching goals admits he doesn't know everything promotes excellence, commitment, competence and human dignity within his family takes an aggressive role in developing, expressing and defending godly family values.
