by Bill Elliff | Feb 7, 2020 | Leadership Content, Spiritual Challenge for Leaders
“Whatever you fear, you will serve,” said Rebecca Pippert. If you follow this logic, you will see how completely your fears rule you. Fear drives your thoughts and actions. It controls your life. Proverbs speaks of one of these fears and its consequences: The fear of...
by Bill Elliff | Jan 17, 2020 | Leadership Content, Spiritual Challenge for Leaders
To be holy is to be like God Himself—different from the sinful parts of the world; sanctified, our body and soul cleansed from the ever-present defilement of sin. We are not completely, outwardly holy (in the daily, practical sense) the moment we come to Christ. God...
by Bill Elliff | Dec 20, 2019 | Leadership Content, Spiritual Challenge for Leaders
We are almost completely unaware. There is an unseen Enemy that is opposing us 24/7. Paul reminded us that, in addition to the world and its unceasing philosophies and the weakness of our flesh, this Enemy is constantly opposing us. Our struggle is not against flesh...
by Bill Elliff | Dec 6, 2019 | Leadership Content, Spiritual Challenge for Leaders
Everyone gets hurt. It can start early, with a parent, a friend, an enemy. It could be a classmate, a colleague, or an associate. We live in a fallen world, and one of the most devastating parts of our sinfulness is that we hurt each other, by things we say and things...
by Bill Elliff | Nov 15, 2019 | Leadership Content, Spiritual Challenge for Leaders
The writer of Proverbs divides the world into two types of people: wise and foolish. He has much to say about both. A man is made wise by listening to the Lord and living his life in surrender to God’s will and way. God is wisdom and the source of all wisdom in this...
by Bill Elliff | Nov 1, 2019 | Leadership Content, Spiritual Challenge for Leaders
Many of us find ourselves wasting time, which is our most precious commodity. When combined through a week (or a life), we spend thousands of hours doing senseless things and wonder why we don’t get the most important things done. Just think of wasting 2 hours a day...
