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\u0425\u0432\u0438\u043b\u044f, A hull\u00e1m, Vlna (The wave, Ukrainian, Hungarian, Slovak)<\/p>\n

Part 1 What my DLGP 01\/DLG 02 cohort peers are saying.
\nPart 2 From Glanzer\u2019s Lips
\nPart 3 What I learned<\/p>\n

Part 1. For the most part, I have not only enjoyed reading the posts of my peers, but in times when I have difficulty understanding the writing of various authors, I have threshold moments within my peer groups insights. While Jules Glanzer is a great read, I stilled peered into the minds of our amazing class.<\/p>\n

From DLGP01, Jean De Dieu Ndahiriwe<\/strong>, I discovered something\"\"<\/a> new about Rwanda (closure of churches!) He starts, \u201cAll music is a series of sound waves filling the air from these tones. God-honoring, kingdom-seeking, biblically rooted leadership has a scale too.\u201d When confronted with the closure of churches Jean ends his blogpost with\u2026\u201d We need Christian Waves. Simply put, a sound wave is movement. Leaders are doers. They challenge the status quo, creating a new and preferred future. They create disruption that leads to a new way. They are not satisfied with things as they are and work to make them what they should or could be. Leaders make waves.\u201d<\/p>\n

From DLGP02, John Fehlen<\/strong> writes\u2026\u201d Leadership, which is often\"\"<\/a> equated with bravado, self-centeredness, and pride, must, I repeat, must flow from humility. The art of asking good questions and NOT always having the answers, is a mark of humility.\u201d In his discussion of voices in harmony, John writes\u2026\u201d I am very interested in hearing more from Glanzer (perhaps on our Zoom call) about decisions he made that garnered criticism, and how he handled those questions, comments, concerns, and, perhaps even, hostility towards his leadership. Wow. Sidenote: on the plane back from Oxford I sat next to one of the sound \u201cartists\/techies\u201d who worked on the sound system of the \u201csphere.\u201d\u00a0 John of course was IN the sphere.<\/p>\n

Part 2 – From Glanzer’s lips<\/p>\n

Glanzer (In 2001 he became dean of the seminary at George Fox\"\"<\/a> Evangelical Seminary in Portland, Oregon) provides an interview about his book while sitting in front of an oak tree in Texas watching one of his Granddaughters participate in sports. Clearly, he has priorities straight.<\/p>\n

Do you desire to be a Kingdom-seeking LEADER?
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