Ten Principles that have Shaped my Life
10-May-2021 • Rod Denton
10-May-2021 • Rod Denton • blog: A2 Community Blog
10-May-2021 • Rod Denton • blog: A2 Community Blog
Words that have impacted my life and leadership
1. “START AT THE TOP AND WORK YOUR WAY DOWN. THEY...
Words that have impacted my life and leadership
1. “START AT THE TOP AND WORK YOUR WAY DOWN. THEY MIGHT SAY NO BUT THEY COULD SAY YES."
Dr. Robert Clinton, a former professor of leadership at Fuller...
Words that have impacted my life and leadership
1. “START AT THE TOP AND WORK YOUR WAY DOWN. THEY MIGHT SAY NO BUT THEY COULD SAY YES."
Dr. Robert Clinton, a former professor of leadership at Fuller Seminary had five principles of mentoring. His first...
Last night our global community met for our monthly prayer gathering and I was so impressed as we prayed through the passage listed below from the prophet Joel. While our world has been through so much, Pastor K reminded us that we have been meeting repenting and praying, seeking the Lord’s direction. He challenged us that now is the time to pray for the healing of our nations from the pandemic and for revival. So, we prayed and the prayers were...
Cambodia (MNN) — Cambodia has faced widespread flooding throughout the month of October, and as the water recedes, the country must find ways to cope with the destruction. Tens of thousands of households have been affected by this disaster, leaving homes and property severely damaged. Joe Handley of Asian Access says those connected with the ministry have reported a great deal of destruction.“ I’m hearing firsthand reports [from] alumni of Asian Access. I’ve seen pictures of them floating in the water, with rivers going down a normal street where the water [was] so high, it would be above the level of a normal motorcycle...
One of the wisest persons in the Bible wrote the following words that have served me well in my life of ministry:
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We live in a world where emotional intelligence (EQ) is of more importance than intelligence quotient (IQ). “Emotions impact everything we do, think and say, and for this reason, a whole set of skills are all enhanced by emotional intelligence. Emotional intelligence is the ability to recognise and understand emotions in ourselves and others, and our ability to use this AWARENESS to manage our behaviour and relationships.” (Talentsmart) An interesting thought came to me as I recently read...
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