Rashea@LLO2 Academy

Listening and Learning- The Applicable Learder Okay, you are a leader. Great! Congratulations.  Join the rest of us who lead in some compacity, rather it be in our homes, communities, organizations or on the job. Leadership isn't just a location, rank or position. Leadership is a calling of the chosen and a responsibility.  The Bible says, "To much is given, much more is required." (Luke 12:48). Let's paraphrase that Scripture. When you've been entrusted with more, you are required to handle such responsibilities responsibly. Well, do you do that? Leadership isn't just about you. It's, also, about others. It's about helping people better themselves. Do you do that? Okay. You sat in the meeting. You heard the prerequisites. You've received a clearer vision of the direction the family, community, organization or team is heading to. However, does it really register with you? Have you've grabbed hold of the vision and prerequisites? Or ...

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The God Who Justifies The God who justifies us also qualifies us. Redemption qualifies us. The Holy Spirit empowers us. The Holy Spirit empowers us to do and to accomplish the great commission. If you have received Jesus and the Spirit of God lives within you, you are qualified. Jesus said, "The works you see Me do you will also do, and even greater." (John 14:12). Was Jesus implying that we will be greater than Himself or possess more power?" No, not at all. Jesus was implying that we will have greater opportunities to share the message of Jesus and demonstrate the Kingdom of God, since we live in an era where life itself is advancing.  Jesus knew that justification from sin and eternal death would not only liberate the church then but, also, the church now. His atonement would not only liberate our souls but, also, our purpose and His cause. Justification is through Jesus, and those He justifies, He qualifies. Those who have received Jesus are saved. Salvat...

God has a place for you. He has a purpose for your life. You're not too young to share Jesus with others.  God has gifted everyone with gifts, willpower, passion and the instructions to share the gospel of Jesus Christ with others. You're not too young to share Jesus with peers or family members. Begin with encouragement. If others have questions about the Bible and your faith, then share what you know and have experienced.  I get it. Everyone isn't keen on speaking. There's many ways you can share your faith in Jesus. You can share it through conversations, art, music, posts, prayer, concerts or skits, and faith based games and movies.  God's got you covered. Jesus was an advocate for young people. When adults decided to vocalize their opinions and disagreements with the young people following Jesus around, He said, "Hold up now. Don't discourage them. Let them hang out with me. It's okay. I'm all for the young people. There's room ...

Levels Vs. Leverage- Leading Without Limitations Leaders must understand the difference between levels and leverage. Levels come in stages, steps, and strides through processes, experience, growth and skill development. Yes, levels can lead to advancement and leverage in a more positive tense. However, leverage can take on a negative tense, also. Those who want leverage, often times, have a selfish agenda behind what they do, think, say, and feel. A toxic ambition is the driving force of leaders who want leverage. We've all heard stories and seen leaders who wanted leverage who later got exposed in some kind of controversy. Greed, self absorption, and jealousy are often the motives that drive the ambition. behavior and agends of leader's in leadership who want leverage. From a leader to another leader, I caution you. Stay clear of this kind of leadership and leaders who go about their business and decisions like this. The outcome is usually disastrous. Others are us...

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