If you are not taking a break, not enjoying the fruit of your labor, always pressing, you are going to see the glass half-empty. When you are not taking a break, you are not operating in faith. When you are not taking a break, you are not taking time to be thankful and show gratitude for what you have accomplished. When you are always being driven, you are training your heart to not be thankful. Show notes (posted every Tuesday) can be found HERE. 

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Lessons Learned, pt2

Anger is the manifestation of selfishness. Anger is just a big boy pouting because he didn’t get his own way. When you show anger to people you love, people who are close to you, and you are using intimidating language or posture, what you are doing is being a two-year old who has overgrown your britches. We each have a capacity for love and anger. If you are not loving the right thing, you are going to love the wrong thing. If you aren’t being angry at the right thing, you are going to be angry at the wrong thing. Show notes (posted every Tuesday) can be found HERE. 

Lessons Learned, pt1

Everyone is called. Everyone has a place and position on the wall in the body of Christ. Everyone has a voice to the world. We might have different gifts, but we have the same Lord. We might have a difference of administration but the same spirit. You don’t have to be an apostle, prophet, evangelist, pastor, or teacher to know that you are called. There is a place and a people that you should be connected to.  Show notes (posted every Tuesday) can be found HERE. 

The Leadership of Moses, pt10

God hates sin. He hates what destroys us. He hates the consequences of sin. God loves to forgive sin. But sin still has consequences. And as a leader, you have to not just teach about the consequences of sin, but also point it out. Show notes (posted every Tuesday) can be found HERE. 

The Leadership of Moses, pt9

All great leaders move in faith. All great leaders have vision. All great leaders understand that they have to operate over their heads. You will never be able to call people to do extraordinary things if you only operate ordinarily. Show notes (posted every Tuesday) can be found HERE. 

The Leadership of Moses, pt8

Circumstances from hell are designed to cause you to lose traction, cause you to stop moving forward. When you are having circumstances stirred up by hell, you have to put those circumstances in a box. The facts might be accurate, but the Truth is that you will arrive at your destination. Show notes (posted every Tuesday) can be found HERE. 

The Leadership of Moses, pt7

Moses blew two trumpets to call together all of the tribes and one trumpet to call together his leaders. When he blew the trumpet, those who had ears to hear, those who knew the tune of his heart, would show up. This is a good picture of pastoral ministry--clear leadership and clear communication. Show notes (posted every Tuesday) can be found HERE. 

The Leadership of Moses, pt6

Great leaders learn to navigate the tension in hearing God and listening to people. Develop your listening. Don’t feel like you have to give an instant answer. Learn to bring the two together. At the end of the day, give God the credit. This is a tension you will always have, so you might as well get good at balancing it out. Show notes (posted every Tuesday) can be found HERE. 

The Leadership of Moses, pt5

Moses was a wave offering. He left everything behind and was constantly giving it all. You are a wave offering. Having a wave offering mentality is saying, “Everything I am belongs to you, Lord. It’s all Yours.” That needs to be the attitude of every leader.  Show notes (posted every Tuesday) can be found HERE. 

The Leadership of Moses, pt4

Giving is a foundation of leadership. As leaders, we should model giving--giving our time, our treasure, and our talent. We teach people to give their life to God by modeling it in our lives. Show notes (posted every Tuesday) can be found HERE. 

The Leadership of Moses, pt3

All through Moses’ life, we see a passionate, justice-oriented person. Moses has a great plumb line of right and wrong. Sometimes he did really well--he had passion under control, and sometimes he didn’t do as well--he had passion out of control. When he exploded with legitimate passion, it got him into trouble and he made mistakes. There are 3 D’s that lead to leadership mistakes--Demeanor, Discipline, and Destination. Show notes (posted every Tuesday) can be found HERE. 

The Leadership of Moses, pt2

What people have done, what people are doing now, what you think they might do in the future is not a barometer for what God wants you to do. As a leader, you have to ask WHAT God wants you to do and HOW you will do it. HOW you do it may change in light of things, but WHAT God is going to do will not change. Show notes (posted every Tuesday) can be found HERE. 

The Leadership of Moses, pt1

Our founding fathers were brave and courageous men who understood that their actions or their silence would have grave consequences either way. It is OK to acknowledge that these men were really good in one area and not so great in another, but we can learn from them rather than tearing down their statues. Show notes (posted every Tuesday) can be found HERE. 

Critical Race Theory

To love someone or love something, in the broadest possible terms, does not make it right. We have the capacity to love in a way that glorifies God and blesses our lives or to love in a way that does not glorify God and does not bless our lives.  Show notes (posted every Tuesday) can be found HERE. 

Can Love Be Wrong?

An instigated vision stirs you up and troubles you so that it can move you to a place you would never have been, making a decision you would never have had the grace to make because God is instigating us and moving you from where you are and revealing more of Who He is.  Show notes (posted every Tuesday) can be found HERE. 

Vision That Troubles

Leadership in Context is a conversation on leadership in the context of the local church. Keith Tucci is the apostolic team leader of the Network of Related Pastors. He loves the church and its leaders. You will be empowered and equipped to walk in fruitful ministry as you listen to Keith as he puts leadership truths in the context of the local church.

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