by Josh Weidmann | Jun 7, 2014 | Articles, Leadership
I to try and make every moment of my life count. This is partially because I believe my life is a vapor, quickly fading (James 4:14). It is also because I hate to waste anything (just ask my wife). And because I am a millennial – like most in my generation, I...
by Josh Weidmann | Apr 21, 2014 | Leadership, Videos
[youtube id=”VAURjbbS5pw” mode=”normal” align=”center” autoplay=”no”] Recently I did the course by Michael Hyatt, “5 Days To Your Best Year Ever.” The content of this course was well put together, efficient...
by Josh Weidmann | Mar 31, 2014 | Articles, Leadership
This is a guest post by Daniel Henderson at www.strategicrenewal.com David, the great Old Testament figure, was no stranger to fatigue, fear, confusion, doubt, bad decisions, and second chances. Like refreshing rain on parched ground, his raw humanity, disarming...
by Josh Weidmann | Feb 12, 2014 | Articles, Christian Life, Leadership
Recently I’ve had to have some conversations with people that have been hard – to say the least. Truth has had to be spoken, otherwise it would have left a gap in integrity or shared love. I do not like conflict, I’d rather run a marathon than face...
by Josh Weidmann | Feb 4, 2014 | Articles, Leadership, Preaching
One time a mentor casually asked me if I answered the phone on Tuesdays. It took me a moment to process his question but it soon registered; he was asking if I was willing to interrupt my study time for a simple phone call. He knew the Tuesdays were the main day that...
by Josh Weidmann | Feb 4, 2014 | Articles, Leadership
This morning my mom called. She is sweet and always has a way of sharing truth in love. After we caught up on life a bit, she said, “I need to say something to you, but please hear me out…” I knew right then there was something in my life I’d done wrong—and I had a...