What a Year! Hearn Family Update 2011
Two thousand and eleven was a great year for the Hearn Family. We are certainly hitting our stride and beginning to flourish in our roles…
Two thousand and eleven was a great year for the Hearn Family. We are certainly hitting our stride and beginning to flourish in our roles…
It’s been fun to re-launch my WarriorShepherd blog this year. It’s had its ups and downs, but I think I’ve settled into a routine. Hopefully you’ve enjoyed reading. Here are some of the highlights.
This post is part of my “New Generation of Christians” series. If you’d like, you can check out the first posts, Character and Courage.
Perhaps the biggest problem facing Christian leaders and ministers today is insecurity. Each of us has our ‘chinks in the armor,’ where we feel the most vulnerable and weak. As this is played out in our personality, we overcompensate. These insecurities force us to operate out of fear, ego, and false bravado. Over the course of Christian history, insecurity has probably destroyed more relationships, churches, and ministries than any other factor.
At the G42 Leadership Academy, we talk about our missional “forefathers” who have overcome in the face of real adversity. Gladys Alward, Brother Yun, Nate Saint, George Mueller… for some reason, many of us have lost the courage to do difficult things these days. Every time fear raises up, or obstacles come, we decide it’s not God’s will and we change direction.
John Eldredge has got my number. Wild At Heart spoke to me as a man … The Way of the Wild Heart spoke to me…
I want to take back the term “Christian.” In the past decade or so, it’s been cool to call yourself “Christ-follower” or “Jesus Lover” or…
I am back in the States this week, after two years in Spain. Unfortunately, due to the kids’ school and the ridiculous costs of airfare,…
I have recently been personally challenged about honesty. I’m not saying I have a problem with it, but I am learning the importance of real,…
I saw this photo this summer and it just about knocked me out of my chair. Take a good look. Photo Credit: USMC, Lance Cpl.…