Retreat Reflections In my recent retreat, I examined my heart. I looked at what my heart considers as treasure and what distracts its from real treasures. As a result, I have embarked on a process of decluttering my heart. Some days are better than others, but I recognise it is a discipline, like how one […]

During this retreat, I promised myself I’d finally sit down and do a proper character study of someone in the Bible. Gideon has been on my “must-look-deeper” list for a while, so I decided: okay, it’s your turn. Gideon actually intersects with my own story in a pretty personal way. When I was deciding whether […]

Have you ever taken a step back, seeking rest, only to find yourself wrestling more with inner restlessness than outer busyness? That was the story of my Day 1, and it surprised me how hard it is to truly slow down. Setting the Scene: The Start of My Retreat It’s the end of Day 1 […]

How not to be provoked by our kids - it begins by not provoking them

The post discusses the concept of 360 Feedback, which gathers insights from various sources for performance evaluations or growth. It emphasizes the need to tailor feedback tools to specific contexts and acknowledge individual leader experiences. For Christian leaders, this process aligns with seeking truth based on biblical principles, enhancing personal growth and accountability.

SOP? What SOP? Most military chaps will know “SOP” to mean “Standard Operating Procedure”. SOPs are the backbone for getting things organised and done well. In leadership and psychology literature, SOPs serve as substitutes for leadership because they mitigate bad leadership while also providing guide rails for inadequate expertise in team members. Good SOPs prevent […]