Welcome to the Six-Pack!
The weekend slipped by me, but I refuse to miss another Six-Pack post. Let’s get at it!
If a half-dozen links feels daunting, start with the *Picks of the Week*, and branch from there.
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Today’s edition:
1) The Quiet Strength of a Peaceful Leader (*PICK OF THE WEEK*)
Gordon MacDonald offers this beautiful — and unusual — perspective on leadership.
2) When Elmer Refuses to Change
Sam Rainer considers the often prickly issue of change in churches.
3) Culture Change: Recognize the Value of Small Groups
Lots of churches use Small Groups — some well, some less well. What’s the point anyway? Quite a bit, it turns out.
4) Playing with Fire
On the blog for Arrow Leadership, Mark Buchanan recently posted this beauty about those things that God obsesses over. If Mark writes it, it should be read — one man’s humble opinion.
5) Canadian Appreciation (*PICK OF THE WEEK*)
Sports Illustrated is doing a great series on Canada in recent days. Over the weekend, Peter King, one of America’s highly esteemed football guys took in two CFL games, including right here in Regina. His piece is a treat to read!
6) You Couldn’t Tell Me a Super Bowl Would Feel Nicer
Indulge me in one additional football piece — this one by Doug Flutie, recounting his days playing north of the border. Another great piece on a great league!
May your week ahead be filled with life, as you seek the One from whom it flows!
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