<title>Wyoming Park Bible Fellowship Leadership Blog</title> <link>http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php</link> Posts from leaders of Wyoming Park Bible Fellowship English becki@wpbiblefellowship.org Copyright 2012 2012-05-16T00:11:27+00:00 http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/lies_gods_people_tell_themselves_deuteronomy_7-10/ <title>Lies God’s People Tell Themselves (Deuteronomy 7-10)</title> <link>http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/lies_gods_people_tell_themselves_deuteronomy_7-10/</link> http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/lies_gods_people_tell_themselves_deuteronomy_7-10/ When:23:11:27Z Last Sunday (5/13) the message was on Deuteronomy 7-10. Brevity takes (and builds) discipline. To that end, here is my attempt to summarize the main points. As an excise I limited myself to 400 hundred words. Word count starts now… 2012-05-15T23:11:27+00:00 http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/reflections_on_leadership_part_6_integrity_as_a_leader_in_training/ <title>Reflections on Leadership – Part 6 – Integrity as a Leader in Training</title> <link>http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/reflections_on_leadership_part_6_integrity_as_a_leader_in_training/</link> http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/reflections_on_leadership_part_6_integrity_as_a_leader_in_training/ When:15:25:56Z We’re not really good enough to lead – especially if we want to lead others for Jesus and his purpose.&nbsp; So, what are we to do? 2012-05-14T15:25:56+00:00 http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/family_worship_5_simplicity_authenticity_participatory/ <title>Family Worship 5: Simplicity, Authenticity, Participatory</title> <link>http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/family_worship_5_simplicity_authenticity_participatory/</link> http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/family_worship_5_simplicity_authenticity_participatory/ When:00:36:21Z Sometimes I overthink things. I know, it’s hard to believe but it’s true. I can think around in circles and never actually do anything. I’m pretty sure I’m not alone, though. This can be a danger when establishing family worship in our homes. 2012-05-09T00:36:21+00:00 http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/reflections_on_leadership_part_5_great_leaders_have_integrity/ <title>Reflections on Leadership – Part 5 – Great Leaders Have Integrity</title> <link>http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/reflections_on_leadership_part_5_great_leaders_have_integrity/</link> http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/reflections_on_leadership_part_5_great_leaders_have_integrity/ When:14:08:13Z Would we ever follow a person that we knew was corrupt, dishonest, and selfish?&nbsp; Would we follow a person who lacked integrity? I think we do it all the time. 2012-05-08T14:08:13+00:00 http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/family_worship_4_make_time/ <title>Family Worship 4: Make Time</title> <link>http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/family_worship_4_make_time/</link> http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/family_worship_4_make_time/ When:22:54:26Z The best way to get into a consistent pattern of family worship (or to get into a consistent pattern of anything) is to put it on the schedule. 2012-05-03T22:54:26+00:00 http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/reflections_on_leadership_part_4_greatness_in_purpose/ <title>Reflections on Leadership – Part 4 – Greatness in Purpose</title> <link>http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/reflections_on_leadership_part_4_greatness_in_purpose/</link> http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/reflections_on_leadership_part_4_greatness_in_purpose/ When:17:58:35Z It’s an odd place to start, I suppose, but it seems to me that much of the popular leadership discussion fails to first consider the underlying reason for leading.&nbsp; In other words, “why lead?” 2012-04-30T17:58:35+00:00 http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/family_worship_3_taking_leadership/ <title>Family Worship 3: Taking Leadership</title> <link>http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/family_worship_3_taking_leadership/</link> http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/family_worship_3_taking_leadership/ When:00:17:45Z If family worship is going to happen parents will need to take on that leadership role. Family worship and discipleship doesn’t “just happen.” It requires the intentionality of someone who is willing to make it happen. 2012-04-26T00:17:45+00:00 http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/reflections_on_leadership_part_3_leaders_need_to_listen_to_criticism/ <title>Reflections on Leadership – Part 3 – Leaders Need to Listen to Criticism</title> <link>http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/reflections_on_leadership_part_3_leaders_need_to_listen_to_criticism/</link> http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/reflections_on_leadership_part_3_leaders_need_to_listen_to_criticism/ When:16:41:48Z It is easy to criticize people in leadership roles, and lots of times that criticism is undeserved, but nevertheless, and somewhat ironically, it’s important for leaders to listen to criticism. 2012-04-23T16:41:48+00:00 http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/family_worship_2_being_convinced/ <title>Family Worship 2: Being Convinced</title> <link>http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/family_worship_2_being_convinced/</link> http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/family_worship_2_being_convinced/ When:23:10:36Z The main thing that will kill family worship before it even gets off the ground is a lack of conviction. If you don’t believe you really need to do it, you won’t, or at least not for long. 2012-04-20T23:10:36+00:00 http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/family_worship_part_1/ <title>Family Worship Part 1</title> <link>http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/family_worship_part_1/</link> http://www.wpbiblefellowship.org/index.php/site/view/family_worship_part_1/ When:14:14:33Z Christian parents bear the responsibility to teach their children about God and his Word. And, as the above passage from Deuteronomy shows, this is a continual activity. As Voddie Baucham puts it, “multi-generational faithfulness is an all-day, everyday process.” Given such a massive task, where should parents start? 2012-04-14T14:14:33+00:00