Posts with the category “discipleship”
Always Take the High Road (There is Less Traffic)
by Jonathan Herron on August 13th, 2022
I was reading a blog by Gordon Hayward, the Boston Celtic who suffered a horrific ankle injury in the opening minutes of his 2017 NBA Opener against the Cleveland Cavaliers. As he shared his thoughts and feelings in the days after the injury and surgery, this quote leaped out at me:And then there was the Utah Jazz. I had such a tough decision to leave this summer and yet everyone from ownership, t... Read More
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Dealing with Religious Rock-Throwers
by Jonathan Herron on April 5th, 2022
I hopped on the treadmill and fired up my iPad to catch up on the day's headlines. I wasn’t prepared for the news from The Washington Post: Billy Graham’s grandson steps down from Florida megachurch after admitting an affair. My heart dropped and I felt deep compassion for the family.If your first response to someone’s failure isn’t forgiveness, then you have missed the gospel. Nobody is perfect. ... Read More
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Our Core Values
by Jonathan Herron on February 9th, 2022
Core Values are important in any organization as they articulate the kind of organization we dream of becoming.Putting into words the culture you are seeking to model into existence is hard work.During my recent doctoral studies, I've been refreshing Life Church's Core Values for the journey ahead. For what it's worth, here are our Core Values, Version 2.0... We Are United Under One VisionTo reac... Read More
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Being In Christ
by Jonathan Herron on January 12th, 2022
"The great difference between present-day Christianity and that of which we read in these letters is that to us it is primarily a performance, to them it was a real experience. We are apt to reduce the Christian religion to a code, or at best a rule of heart and life. To these men it is quite plainly the invasion of their lives by a new quality of life altogether. They do not hesitate to descri... Read More
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