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In this week’s episode, Larry Kreider welcomes Megan Barnett to the Larry Kreider Leadership Podcast. Megan brings a wealth of leadership experience along with a heart to see women’s giftings and passions nurtured and their voices heard. Megan shares stories from her own leadership experiences and how God has provided guidance throughout her journey. Join Larry and Megan as they discuss the pitfalls of comparison and the importance of not letting negativity be the only voice we hear.
Megan Barnett has a master’s degree in theology and ministry and serves as the spiritual formation manager at Hope International, where she oversees staff discipleship. In addition to her professional role, she is actively involved at Newport Church, where she leads and supports various initiatives and ministries. Megan's passion for teaching and preaching is evident as she shares her insights not only at her home church but also at other congregations. Her dedication to serving extends beyond her work and church community, as she plays a crucial role in the leadership team of B.L.A.Z.E. Women’s Ministry. Megan and her husband, David, live in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Quotable Quotes:
“The church that silences the women is shorn of half its power.”—Charles Finney“It’s important to listen to the cheerleaders just as much—if not more than—you listen to your critics.”“Just because it’s hard doesn’t mean that it’s not good.”Highlights:
Women frequently lead with a motherly heart, allowing for additional care and responding with patience.It is essential for leaders to spend quality time with the Lord so that they can be filled before they can pour into others.In dealing with negative feedback, it’s important to bring it before the Lord and genuinely evaluate it. However, do not let that negative voice be the only voice you hear.Women, your voice is needed, your story matters, and your gifts and passions are valuable.Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
HOPE InternationalNewport ChurchB.L.A.Z.E. Women’s MinistryContact MeganRelated Resources:
“A Kingdom of Priests”“If He Can Do It in Nineveh”“El Roi (The God Who Sees)”For more information about Larry Kreider, his books, daily devotionals, small-group resources, or other teachings, visit larrykreider.com.
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Join Larry Kreider as he shares insightful wisdom from his book Hearing God 30 Different Ways. Larry emphasizes the importance of gratitude, pausing to pray and listen, and being open to God speaking in a way that often differs from what we anticipate. He offers valuable advice on the importance of measuring what we hear against God's Word and evaluating it by the peace we sense within our hearts and lives.
Quotable Quotes:
“He [Jesus] might speak in a way that is different than we are expecting.”“The problem isn’t God speaking; the problem is the hearing.”“One word from God will change your life forever.”Highlights:
Luke 24How you hear the voice of God is often influenced by how you were taught and trained.Living a life of thanksgiving helps us hear God’s voice.John 6:63Colossians 3:151 Kings 19:12Create time and space to listen and pray.Proverbs 16:21Acts 2:17-181 Corinthians 13:9An effective way to discern when God is speaking to us is to consider whether the message aligns with His Word, whether there is peace in our hearts, and whether there is peace in external circumstances.Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Hearing God 30 Different Ways FREE eBook | Limited-time offerFor more information about Larry Kreider, his books, daily devotionals, small-group resources, or other teachings, visit larrykreider.com.
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Danail Tanev joins Larry Kreider to discuss his new book, Psalm 23: The Bible LIVE. Through personal experience and godly wisdom, Danail shares how the promises of Psalm 23 can deepen your relationship with God, bringing greater peace, trust, and refreshment as you experience the transformative power of this psalm in your life.
Quotable Quotes:
“We are designed with the need to follow something or somebody.”“One of the most important things in life that we need to learn in order to succeed is to be self-aware.”“Every time we hear God saying 'no,' it’s because of love.”“Peace is living with God.”“[Peace] isn’t contingent on what happens to you but who is with you.”Highlights:
Psalm 23Our life and future are determined by who and what we decide to follow.Because God’s ways are higher than ours, obedience to God doesn’t require understanding or agreement.The peace of God is so different from that of the world because God’s peace is not dependent on circumstances.Hebrews 4:16Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Psalm 23: The Bible LIVE by Danail TanevRelated Resources:
Relationship Show YouTube channelDOVE Christian Fellowship Bulgaria YouTube channelDanail Tanev’s Facebook pageDanail Tanev’s Instagram pageFor more information about Larry Kreider, his books, daily devotionals, small-group resources, or other teachings, visit larrykreider.com.
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Steve Prokopchak joins Larry Kreider to discuss the profound impact that integrity can have on all aspects of our lives. Steve shares biblical insights and practical steps, illuminating what walking in integrity entails and how we can embody this foundational and godly virtue in our daily lives.
Quotable Quotes:
“If we lack wholeness in an area, we will almost certainly lack some integrity in that area.”“[Integrity] is not just what we will not do, but it also includes what we will do.”“Integrity is always full of truth.”“Stay humble, stay real, stay accountable, be honest, and be trustworthy.”“It takes a lifetime to build integrity; it takes only a few minutes to lose it.”Highlights:
Integrity is a strict adherence to an ethical value.Integrity is a soundness of moral character.Genesis 1-31 Kings 9Job 27:6Integrity is a choice.1 Chronicles 29:17Titus 2:7Romans 12:3Psalm 25:21Proverbs 10:9Surround yourself with people who will ask you hard questions and bring accountability to your life.Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
“Integrity Defined” by Steve ProkopchakStaying Together by Steve & Mary ProkopchakCalled Together by Steve & Mary ProkopchakIdentity: The Distinctiveness of You by Steve ProkopchakOther books by Steve ProkopchakFor more information about Larry Kreider, his books, daily devotionals, small-group resources, or other teachings, visit larrykreider.com.
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Join Larry Kreider and Merle Shenk as they sit down with Steve Backlund to explore the key principles of empowerment in leadership, based on his book The Culture of Empowerment: How to Champion People. Steve will share insightful stories from his own leadership journey, encouraging listeners to recognize the untapped potential within their teams and to proactively empower them to make a meaningful impact. Don't miss this inspiring and challenging episode that will transform the way you lead and empower others!
Steve Backlund is the co-founder of Igniting Hope and is senior associate director for Bethel Leaders Network. He is an author of numerous books and a leadership developer who travels extensively throughout the world, encouraging churches, leaders, and organizations to develop cultures of empowerment. Steve and his wife, Wendy, were senior pastors for seventeen years and now reside in Redding, California.
Quotable Quotes:
“Every organization has some kind of culture. A wise leader shapes culture intentionally and chooses a model where empowerment is the norm.”“My goal is not to build a big church but to build big people.”—Bill Johnson“Empowerment creates a culture of feedback.”“If we look to those we lead to meet our needs, we ask them to empower us instead of the other way around.”Highlights:
Empowerment is giving away power to your team so they can have an impact, authority, and autonomy, allowing them to make decisions and contribute to the overall goal.As a leader, be influenceable, allowing your team to be empowered to influence you.Seek first to understand before you seek to be understood.The nature of most relationships when we first meet is excitement, then disappointment, then either disconnection or connection.Luke 6:45One of the greatest things a leader can do is believe in their people.Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
The Culture of Empowerment: How to Champion People by Steve Backlund, Phil Backlund, and Melissa AmatoThe Culture of Empowerment: How to Champion People audiobook by Steve Backlund, Phil Backlund, and Melissa AmatoThe Culture of Empowerment: Business and Organization Edition by Steve Backlund and Dr. Phil BacklundIgniting HopeIgniting Hope AcademyFully Convinced: The Art of Decision Making by Steve BacklundVictorious Emotions: Creating a Framework for a Happier You by Wendy BacklundDeclarations: Unlocking your Future by Steve BacklundRelated Resources:
DOVE InternationalDOVE International Succession PlanIgniting Hope PodcastRecorded live at the 2024 DOVE International Leadership Conference
For more information about Larry Kreider, his books, daily devotionals, small-group resources, or other teachings, visit larrykreider.com.
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Larry and LaVerne Kreider conclude their twenty-one-part series, "Passing the 21 Tests of Leadership," by emphasizing the importance of living by the principles of the Kingdom of God as the foundation for thriving and growing in both life and leadership. By prioritizing a Kingdom-minded approach and placing less emphasis on our own self-interests, we can experience the righteousness, peace, and joy that Jesus brings.
Quotable Quotes:
“An effective leader focuses on the eternal Kingdom.”“Are we building our kingdom or are we building God’s Kingdom?”“We don’t care who gets the credit as long as God is glorified.”Highlights:
Luke 4:43The Kingdom is greater than us and what we are doing.Matthew 6:33Luke 17:20-21John 17:21-23Romans 14:17-18Hebrews 12:2Ecclesiastes 11:3Be mindful of too much introspection. Sometimes situations in life occur without clear explanation. Trust the Lord and discern between the clear tests of life and the unexplained events that just happen.Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Passing the 21 Tests of Leadership by Larry KreiderPassing the 21 Tests of Leadership audiobook by Larry KreiderRelated Resources:
DOVE InternationalDOVE International Succession PlanOur Journey with God by Larry and LaVerne KreiderFor more information about Larry Kreider, his books, daily devotionals, small-group resources, or other teachings, visit larrykreider.com.
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Larry and LaVerne Kreider dive into the topic of waiting on God's timing and embracing the season of life we are in. They share insights into how God prepares and works in us during times of waiting, even when we may not fully comprehend His purposes. Throughout the discussion, they challenge listeners to find their identity in Christ rather than the circumstances of their current season, and to cultivate a sense of peace while trusting in God's perfect timing. Join them for an uplifting conversation that offers encouragement and perspective for those in seasons of waiting.
Quotable Quotes:
“Wait on the timing of God and embrace your season.”Highlights:
Ecclesiastes 3:1Psalm 32Staying in step with God’s timing is important, because He sees the bigger picture.Genesis 8:22It is often in our waiting season when God is doing preparation and amazing work in us.Proverbs 16:9Hebrews 12:5-6We need to be defined by God, not by the seasons in our lives.Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Passing the 21 Tests of Leadership by Larry KreiderPassing the 21 Tests of Leadership audiobook by Larry KreiderRelated Resources:
DOVE InternationalDOVE International Succession PlanOur Journey with God by Larry and LaVerne KreiderFor more information about Larry Kreider, his books, daily devotionals, small-group resources, or other teachings, visit larrykreider.com.
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On this week’s Larry Kreider Leadership Podcast, Larry and LaVerne Kreider share insights on the importance of responding to success with a teachable heart, recognizing the dangers of pride and competition that can take hold when we achieve success, and understanding that true success comes from practicing the presence of God in our lives. Join Larry and LaVerne as they impart biblical wisdom on how to walk out success in a way that is healthy and pleasing to the Lord.
Quotable Quotes:
“Effective leaders never forget where they came from.”“Leaders need to stay teachable.”Highlights:
Joshua 1:8Pride and competition can lead our lives down a path of deception and destruction.It’s more important how we handle and respond to success than success itself.Deuteronomy 8:12-142 Chronicles 26:16There are seasons in our lives that might not look or feel successful, but there’s a bigger picture as God is working to fulfill His purposes in us.Acts 16:27Job 16:14As a believer, true success is practicing the presence of God in our lives.Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Passing the 21 Tests of Leadership by Larry KreiderPassing the 21 Tests of Leadership audiobook by Larry KreiderThe Practice of the Presence of God by Brother LawrenceRelated Resources:
DOVE InternationalDOVE International Succession PlanOur Journey with God by Larry and LaVerne KreiderFor more information about Larry Kreider, his books, daily devotionals, small-group resources, or other teachings, visit larrykreider.com.
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Join Larry and LaVerne Kreider as they discuss the significance of persevering through life's seasons. The Kreiders highlight how the process of perseverance is often more important than the ultimate outcome, and how God delights in the journey, granting us grace as we navigate His work in and through our lives.
Three Life Seasons:
The honeymoon seasonThe problem seasonThe perseverance-to-victory seasonQuotable Quotes:
“We must never put our dreams of success as God’s purpose for us; His purpose may be exactly the opposite. We have an idea that God is leading us to a particular end, a desired goal; He is not. The question of getting to a particular end is a mere incident. What we call the process, God calls the end.”—Oswald Chambers“Never let the fear of striking out keep you from taking a swing.”—Babe RuthHighlights:
1 Corinthians 9:24-27God is at work within us and He delights in the process.Hebrews 12:12 Timothy 4:7Proverbs 24:10James 1:2-4Philippians 3:121 Corinthians 9:27Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Passing the 21 Tests of Leadership by Larry KreiderPassing the 21 Tests of Leadership audiobook by Larry KreiderRelated Resources:
DOVE InternationalDOVE International Succession PlanOur Journey with God by Larry and LaVerne KreiderFor more information about Larry Kreider, his books, daily devotionals, small-group resources, or other teachings, visit larrykreider.com.
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On this week's Larry Kreider Leadership Podcast, Larry and LaVerne Kreider explore ways to break free from the cycle of comparison. They delve into the detrimental effects of comparing ourselves to others, such as feelings of depression and pride. By embracing our identity in Christ, rejoicing with others' successes, and finding joy in our own unique giftings and journeys, they offer biblical and practical insight into overcoming the pitfalls of comparison so we can experience true freedom.
Quotable Quotes:
“When we compare, we lose sight of who we really are.”“Comparison is the thief of joy.”Highlights:
2 Corinthians 10:12Comparison is often a result of having wrong beliefs about ourselves and about who God is.Romans 12:6Ephesians 4:132 Corinthians 10:5Being thankful for how God created us, rejoicing in other people’s success, and learning from them helps us find freedom from comparison.1 John 2:6Psalm 5:12Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Passing the 21 Tests of Leadership by Larry KreiderPassing the 21 Tests of Leadership audiobook by Larry KreiderBread for the Journey: A Daybook of Wisdom and Faith by Henri NouwenRelated Resources:
DOVE InternationalDOVE International Succession PlanOur Journey with God by Larry and LaVerne KreiderFor more information about Larry Kreider, his books, daily devotionals, small-group resources, or other teachings, visit larrykreider.com.
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Larry and LaVerne Kreider bring clarity and practical wisdom to the subject of money and finance. Tune in to hear how God provides for us in various ways, how provision can look different for each of us, and the importance of honoring each other in our individual financial journeys.
Ten Potential Sources of Provision:
Tentmaking (Acts 18:1-3)Supernatural provision (Matthew 17:27)Support team of family and friends (Luke 8:1-3)Local church support (2 Corinthians 8:3-4)Living from the gospel (1 Corinthians 9:7-14)“Honor” gift given to a leader who is sent (1 Timothy 5:17-18)Inheritance (Proverbs 13:22)Investments and business (Matthew 25:14-18)The ant method—work and save (Proverbs 6:6-8)Kingdom breadwinning (Luke 10:7)Quotable Quotes:
“Money is simply a tool that God gives to help us complete the job He’s assigned to us.”“Being content in every situation is so important when it comes to finance.”“What is faith to one person might be different to another person.”Highlights:
Philippians 4:121 Timothy 6:6-11, 17-19Our perspective about money is a heart issue.Luke 6:38Luke 16:10-11Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Passing the 21 Tests of Leadership by Larry KreiderPassing the 21 Tests of Leadership audiobook by Larry KreiderRelated Resources:
DOVE InternationalDOVE International Succession PlanOur Journey with God by Larry and LaVerne KreiderFor more information about Larry Kreider, his books, daily devotionals, small-group resources, or other teachings, visit larrykreider.com.
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In this powerful episode of the Larry Kreider Leadership Podcast, Larry and LaVerne Kreider tackle the issue of unmet expectations and the negative impact they can have on our lives as believers. Drawing from biblical principles and their personal experience, the Kreiders explore the subtle tactics Satan uses to distract and derail us from our God-given destiny. They provide practical steps to recognizing and overcoming the enemy's plan, releasing our own unfulfilled expectations, the expectations placed upon us by others, and surrendering to God's divine will.
The 10 D’s of the Devil:
DisappointmentDiscontentmentDiscouragementDoubtDisbeliefDisillusionmentDeceptionDisobedienceDespairDestructionHighlights:
Disappointment from unmet expectations is a plan from the enemy to keep us from fulfilling our destiny.Proverbs 13:12John 10:10When it comes to expectations, the true test is how we respond to disappointment.Matthew 11Hebrews 12:15Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Passing the 21 Tests of Leadership by Larry KreiderPassing the 21 Tests of Leadership audiobook by Larry KreiderWhen God Seems Silent by Larry and LaVerne Kreider10 D’s of the Devil by Larry KreiderRelated Resources:
DOVE InternationalDOVE International Succession PlanOur Journey with God by Larry and LaVerne KreiderFor more information about Larry Kreider, his books, daily devotionals, small-group resources, or other teachings, visit larrykreider.com.
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In this week’s episode of the Larry Kreider Leadership Podcast, Larry and LaVerne Kreider continue their conversation on the tests leaders face by discussing the transformative power of God’s grace. The Kreiders provide valuable insights into the distinction between grace and mercy and how grace operates in our lives. They shed light on how embracing God's grace can lead to a newfound freedom in our journey with Jesus.
Quotable Quotes:
“Effective leaders know success depends on the grace of God.”“You can’t walk in grace and walk in pride at the same time.”Highlights:
2 Corinthians 9:8Colossians 1:27Mercy is God not giving us what we deserve, but grace is God giving us what we do not deserve.1 Corinthians 15:10James 4:6Walking in grace is receiving a pouring out of God’s divine favor on our lives.Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Passing the 21 Tests of Leadership by Larry KreiderPassing the 21 Tests of Leadership audiobook by Larry KreiderPraying Grace: 55 Meditations & Declarations on the Finished Work of Christ by David HollandLiving in the Grace of God by Larry KreiderBiblical Foundation Series by Larry KreiderRelated Resources:
DOVE InternationalDOVE International Succession PlanOur Journey with God by Larry and LaVerne KreiderFor more information about Larry Kreider, his books, daily devotionals, small-group resources, or other teachings, visit larrykreider.com.
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Many of us struggle with insecurities that can hold us back from fulfilling our potential in Christ. In this episode, Larry and LaVerne Kreider share their personal experiences of walking in their identity in Christ, along with biblical principles to help listeners overcome insecurities in a healthy and godly way. Larry and LaVerne discuss how recognizing our true worth in Christ can lead to genuine security, releasing control and pride and trusting in what truly matters—our identity in Christ—rather than the opinions of others.
Quotable Quotes:
“Insecure leaders create an environment of insecurity.”“Insecure leaders often want and feel they need control.”“Security comes from knowing Christ lives in us and that without Him we can do nothing. But with Him, we can do all things!”Highlights:
John 8:141 John 2:27Secure leaders intentionally surround themselves with individuals who complement their skills and abilities, empowering and releasing them to fulfill their unique callings and purposes without undermining them.An insecure leader searches for and seeks opportunities to make themselves look more important.Galatians 2:20Colossians 1:27Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Passing the 21 Tests of Leadership by Larry KreiderPassing the 21 Tests of Leadership audiobook by Larry KreiderThe 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by John C. MaxwellRelated Resources:
DOVE InternationalDOVE International Succession PlanOur Journey with God by Larry and LaVerne KreiderFor more information about Larry Kreider, his books, daily devotionals, small-group resources, or other teachings, visit larrykreider.com.
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In this insightful episode, Larry and LaVerne Kreider delve into the critical role of integrity in leadership. They emphasize its significance in shaping a leader's godly, effective, and healthy influence. Drawing from biblical wisdom, they impart valuable keys, principles, and practical safeguards that can be integrated into both personal life and ministry. Join them as they shed light on the transformative power of integrity in leadership.
Quotable Quotes:
“Integrity means whole or complete.”“As a Christian leader, we must align our attitudes, words, and actions with biblical truth.”“When a leader’s character is marked by integrity, people will follow them.”Highlights:
Integrity is being the same in public as we are in private.A leader who has integrity is honest and has clear and uncompromised values along with clarity about what is right and wrong.Titus 2:7-8Psalm 51Surrendering to the Holy Spirit's transformative work within us and being transparent about our current struggles and challenges leads to a place of wholeness and integrity in our lives.1 Thessalonians 5:22Often, the little decisions we make prevent us from making big mistakes.Accountability is vital to living a life of integrity.1 John 2:16Proverbs 2:7Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Passing the 21 Tests of Leadership by Larry KreiderPassing the 21 Tests of Leadership audiobook by Larry KreiderRelated Resources:
DOVE InternationalDOVE International Succession PlanOur Journey with God by Larry and LaVerne KreiderFor more information about Larry Kreider, his books, daily devotionals, small-group resources, or other teachings, visit larrykreider.com.
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Continuing their series on "Passing the 21 Tests of Leadership," Larry and LaVerne Kreider highlight the importance of demonstrating agape love towards both those we lead and those in our lives. They emphasize that it is through Christ living and working within us that we are empowered to exhibit this transformative and selfless form of love.
Quotable Quotes:
“Compassion gives people a path out of their pain.”“Agape love is love without expectancy of return.”“I can tell when I have lost my passion for Jesus when I make decisions based upon what it will cost me versus the glory that Christ will receive.”—Floyd McClungHighlights:
James 1:2-31 Corinthians 13There is great security in knowing that even in times of difficulty, God’s intention toward us is always love.Colossians 3:12Matthew 7:12John 13:34-35John 17Romans 12Philippians 2:2-7The focus of our ministry or business should not be self-consuming but rather should be centered on advancing the Kingdom of God.Love is a decision we make to allow Christ’s love to flow through us rather than live by how we feel.Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Passing the 21 Tests of Leadership by Larry KreiderPassing the 21 Tests of Leadership audiobook by Larry KreiderThe Return of the Prodigal Son: A Story of Homecoming by Henry NouwenRelated Resources:
DOVE InternationalDOVE International Succession PlanOur Journey with God by Larry and LaVerne KreiderFor more information about Larry Kreider, his books, daily devotionals, small-group resources, or other teachings, visit larrykreider.com.
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Larry and LaVerne Kreider discuss the importance of having a vision and challenge listeners against rushing the process. They also share three key steps: receiving the vision, allowing it to be tested, and finally implementing that vision to see it fulfilled.
Quotable Quotes:
“Wise leaders recognize that the process of sharing vision, building trust, and taking enough time for God’s people to own the vision is so important.”Highlights:
Proverbs 29:18Habakkuk 2:1-3Our perception of timing is often different from God's timing.2 Timothy 2:2Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Passing the 21 Tests of Leadership by Larry KreiderPassing the 21 Tests of Leadership audiobook by Larry KreiderRelated Resources:
DOVE InternationalDOVE International Succession PlanOur Journey with God by Larry and LaVerne KreiderFor more information about Larry Kreider, his books, daily devotionals, small-group resources, or other teachings, visit larrykreider.com.
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Embracing conflict as an asset rather than a liability may seem challenging. Join Larry and LaVerne Kreider as they provide practical and biblical principles on approaching conflict in a healthy manner, bringing conflict resolution while honoring and valuing people and their feelings in the process.
Six Steps to Resolving Conflict:
Gain agreement that a problem exists.Identify the consequences up front.Pray together, in faith, asking the Lord for wisdom and possible solutions.Mutually agree on an action.Follow up and measure progress.If the conflict cannot be resolved, receive help from an objective and trusted outsider.Quotable Quotes:
“It’s really important we value the person we are in conflict with.”“As leaders, we need to be prepared to handle conflict in a biblical way.”“We must allow conflict to be an asset rather than a liability.”Highlights:
Matthew 5:9Philippians 1:29In conflict, seek to understand before seeking to be understood.Matthew 18:15-17Galatians 6:1-2The intention should always be restoration.Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Passing the 21 Tests of Leadership by Larry KreiderPassing the 21 Tests of Leadership audiobook by Larry KreiderRelated Resources:
DOVE InternationalDOVE International Succession PlanOur Journey with God by Larry and LaVerne KreiderFor more information about Larry Kreider, his books, daily devotionals, small-group resources, or other teachings, visit larrykreider.com.
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In this episode, Larry and LaVerne Kreider discuss how a surrendered heart brings us to a place of total dependency on God. They emphasize how this reliance on God is intertwined with our prayer life and provide valuable guidance—based on their personal insights and experiences—on effectively communicating with and connecting to the Lord through prayer.
House of Prayer Rooms:
The Family RoomThe Adoration RoomThe Declaration RoomThe Surrender RoomThe Provision RoomThe Forgiveness RoomThe Freedom RoomThe Protection RoomThe Warfare RoomThe Kingdom RoomThe Power RoomThe Exaltation RoomHighlights:
Dependency comes from a surrendered heart.We experience incredible freedom when we recognize that without Jesus, we are incapable of doing anything.John 15Psalm 121:2Galatians 2:20Luke 11:1-4Isaiah 56Mark 11:17Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Passing the 21 Tests of Leadership by Larry KreiderPassing the 21 Tests of Leadership audiobook by Larry KreiderYour Personal House of Prayer: Unlocking Twelve Unique Rooms Found in the Lord's Prayer by Larry KreiderRelated Resources:
DOVE InternationalDOVE International Succession PlanOur Journey with God by Larry and LaVerne KreiderFor more information about Larry Kreider, his books, daily devotionals, small-group resources, or other teachings, visit larrykreider.com.
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Larry and LaVerne Kreider emphasize the importance of how we respond to criticism as they continue the "Passing the 21 Tests of Leadership" series. They acknowledge that criticism is inevitable in life but challenge us to walk in graciousness and be aware of the dangers of borrowing offense. Larry and LaVerne share how God can use criticism in our lives to shape and grow us, highlighting how it can be an avenue for constructive growth and development. They remind us that regardless of what people may say or think about us, we are loved and accepted by God, and that should be our main source of identity and security. Join Larry and LaVerne as they offer practical insights on how to respond to criticism in a way that honors God and leads to personal growth.
Quotable Quotes:
“An effective leader accepts criticism and learns to grow in the process.”“Offense is probably one of the devil’s biggest tactics to throw leaders off.”Highlights:
Romans 12:91 Peter 5:15-16The wisdom of the Holy Spirit is released to work as we give up our desire to control and fix a situation.James 3:17God desires for us to maintain a sense of graciousness amid differing opinions.When we take offense, we become blinded to the issues in our own lives.Proverbs 18:19Matthew 13:57Matthew 18:7Luke 7:23John 16:1Psalms 139Hebrews 12:15Mark 11:24-261 John 3:1Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Passing the 21 Tests of Leadership by Larry KreiderPassing the 21 Tests of Leadership audiobook by Larry KreiderRelated Resources:
DOVE InternationalDOVE International Succession PlanOur Journey with God by Larry and LaVerne KreiderFor more information about Larry Kreider, his books, daily devotionals, small-group resources, or other teachings, visit larrykreider.com.
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