2014 – What a year!
In less than 12 hours, 2014 will come to a close. I’ll never forget this year. It was filled...
Read Moreby Kenny Conley | Dec 31, 2014 | Random | 0
In less than 12 hours, 2014 will come to a close. I’ll never forget this year. It was filled...
Read Moreby Kenny Conley | Mar 19, 2014 | Leadership | 2
This is a critical thought that every leader needs to wrestle with. “I’m not as important as I think I am.” Many leaders find themselves stuck in their ministry. They’ve surrounded themselves with programs, tasks and responsibilities that depend on them. So many plates are spinning and it’s up to the leader to keep them going. I really don’t believe it’s a pride of vanity issue. It’s not that these leaders think so much of themselves and have some kind of messiah complex. But for some reason, so many of us struggle with this very issue.
Several years ago I heard Doug Fields speak at Orange Conference. Doug had been the student pastor at Saddleback Church for 15+ years. He talk about his transition off of staff. One day he had the weight of one of the largest and most renown student ministries in the country and the next day it wasn’t his to lead anymore. He felt sure that someone was going to call him that first day… or that first week. The phone never rang.
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