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Nov '25 •Â
Discussion Post One - How to Hear the Voice of God
Which part of mindset and spiritual transformation is most challenging for you: confession, forgiveness, or thought transformation? How do you think this impacts your ability to hear the voice of God in your life?
2 likes • Nov '25
The most challenging part of mindset and spiritual transformation for me is the thought of transformation. It is easy to let negative or doubtful thoughts take root, especially when life feels overwhelming. Renewing my mind daily and shaping my thoughts to God thoughts and His truth takes constant intentionality. When my thoughts are not centered on Christ, it can be harder to clearly hear his voice because worry or self doubt drowns it out, but when I surrender my thoughts to God and let his Word shape how I think I find that His guidance becomes much clearer.
Oct '25 •Â
Discussion Post Seven - Servant Leadership
On a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being not interruptible and 10 being very interruptible, where would you place yourself today? What reflections do you have on the number you gave?
0 likes • Nov '25
On a scale of 1-10 I would rate myself to be a 7-8 for being interruptible. While I am very busy with school, work, and other responsibility's in this season of life, I always try to make time for the people I love. If a person in my life or a very loved one of mine needed me, I would drop what I am doing to come and help them. Helping others is one of my gifts and favorite thing to do, so if being interrupted means to drop what I am doing or messes up my plan, it is always worth it to show my love and care for the people in my life.
Oct '25 •Â
Discussion Post Six - Servant Leadership
How can you sacrificially serve those you've grown "used to"?
0 likes • Nov '25
Sacrificially, serving those you've grown to get used to means choosing to love and value them intentionally even when your interactions feel more like a routine and it is easy to overlook the importance behind it. That includes looking for small, selfless ways to bless and encourage them while being present and attentive. Serving those close to us with fresh compassion reflects Jesus love in everyday life.
Oct '25 •Â
Discussion Post Five - Servant Leadership
What might it look like to "carry your leader's heart" instead of just doing your own thing?
0 likes • Nov '25
To carry your leader's heart to me means sharing your leaders hearts, visions, and values together, not just doing it on your own. It is about serving with willingness, excellence, humility, and a genuine desire to see the ministry succeed. You take time to understand their goals and their hearts. It is about honoring and trusting the position you are in as well as helping them out as much as you can.
Oct '25 •Â
Discussion Post Eight - Servant Leadership
Write out the draft for your purpose statement and your 5 values ranked from 1-5. Feel free to refer to the PowerPoint for help! Extra Credit: Take time to write out your own obituary. How do you want to be remembered?
2 likes • Nov '25
Taleen lives with the purpose of glorifying God by sharing the joy of Christ and being the light in a world that often feels dark. Her desire is to reflect Jesus through kindness, encouragement, and genuine love. By walking in joy and faith, she strives to inspire others to see God's goodness in every season of life. 1. Joy 2. Love 3. Compassion 4. Gratitude 5. Obedience
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