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This last chapter was a great reminder of what I know is true...and yet I find hard to remember daily. As an MK I know transient. As a soldier, I know transient. Yet I prefer to get comfortable and to settle in and to "constantly improve my foxhole." How do I live differently and model for...

"...leading always involve being led." That struck me. Its obviously true and simple but also rarely thought about. Who is leading me on a daily basis? There are times when clearly God is nudging, talking and leading me. Usually this comes when dealing with individuals and their issues. So...

The very end of this chapter tells of one senior pastor wanting his subordinate pastors to be out of their offices and among the sheep. This is what we call a ministry of presence. It is something I have enjoyed doing over the years and it is something I have always found challenging. Part of the ch...

this chapter was so insightful into the usual uses and needs for a shepherd's staff. I created a logo when I first came to my current job and part of it is a shepherds staff. I chose that because the first branch insignia for Army chaplains was a shepherds staff or crook. this was before each chapla...

Dr Laniak states that one Arab writer could describe 271 different plants and shrubs in the Arab desert lands. Having been to some of these lands in Iraq, I must say that is very impressive. I never noticed nearly that many. But it brought to mind the need we have to know our "lane" well, ...