Dear Christian brother and sister, We grow as leaders as we set our hearts on the character of God.
If you’re like me, you often ask…
-Are there reasons for what God does? Can I trust him?
-How can I see God’s goodness more?
-Are my motives right? How can I improve them?
-How can I better serve God and grow the church?
I want to tell you about a passage in Scripture that has really impacted me.
2 Chronicles 12:14 says, “He did evil because he had not set his heart on seeking the LORD.”
It’s a choice to set your heart on the Lord.
“Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.” — We pray this. Do we take it seriously? What does it mean? What do we actually believe about God’s will being done on earth?
Ask many Christians if the world is getting better or worse today, and they’ll say “worse.” In many ways they are right. Some would even say it will keep getting worse until Jesus returns to set things right. Is that God’s plan for the world? That Christians would be a dwindling remnant? Perhaps.
This year my blog has gained readers, so I thought I’d try something new.
I want to know more about who’s reading. The more I know about you, the more I can tailor the blog to help you.
I created this 5-minute survey to get your feedback. I hope you’ll take a moment and provide your thoughts. It’s really valuable to me.
Click here to tell me more about yourself.
This will help YOU too!
Click here to take the 5-minute survey.
I really appreciate you doing this! I’m looking forward to your response.
Blessings,
Cody Libolt
One of the best lines in literature is “This is John Galt Speaking.”
The moment comes at the climax of Atlas Shrugged. Read it.
What follows is my own John Galt moment. If I had a stage, this is what I would say. As John Galt did, I would tell you who I am and what I stand for.
Just as with Galt, the ultimate point is not to know who I am. It’s to find out who you are.
