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When Leaders Lose Their Souls (Numbers 12:7-8)
• Ministry ≠ Relationship with God
• Are future leaders truly children of God who desire to dwell in God’s presence?
• Keep Seeking God no matter the cost
What Lies Beneath (Exodus 2:11-12, 15)
• Leaders must look in & acknowledge the dark parts of their souls. What lies beneath the surface matters!
• Silence & Solitude is where God does His best work
— Dec 08, 2025 08:32AM
• Ministry ≠ Relationship with God
• Are future leaders truly children of God who desire to dwell in God’s presence?
• Keep Seeking God no matter the cost
What Lies Beneath (Exodus 2:11-12, 15)
• Leaders must look in & acknowledge the dark parts of their souls. What lies beneath the surface matters!
• Silence & Solitude is where God does His best work
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8- Spiritual Rhythms in the Life of the Leader
• The bondage of busyness in Christian leadership. Rhythms of engagement and retreat. Times of retreat give us a chance to rest in God and wait on him to do what is needed. The more active leadership is required of us, the more silence we need.
9- Leadership as Intercession
• The battle is won on the basis of intercessory prayer for those God has given us to lead.
— Dec 17, 2025 02:15PM
• The bondage of busyness in Christian leadership. Rhythms of engagement and retreat. Times of retreat give us a chance to rest in God and wait on him to do what is needed. The more active leadership is required of us, the more silence we need.
9- Leadership as Intercession
• The battle is won on the basis of intercessory prayer for those God has given us to lead.
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Chapter 4-The Practice of Paying Attention
Chapter 5-The Conundrum of Calling
Chapter 6-Guiding Others on the Spiritual Journey
Chapter 7-Living Within Limits
Mose’s was drawn into solitude & silence for 40 years. When Moses stopped & was attentive to God, he had an extraordinary encounter through a burning bush
Mose’s Leadership can be defined as humble dependence on the Lord. Renewed through God’s presence.
— Dec 10, 2025 03:06PM
Chapter 5-The Conundrum of Calling
Chapter 6-Guiding Others on the Spiritual Journey
Chapter 7-Living Within Limits
Mose’s was drawn into solitude & silence for 40 years. When Moses stopped & was attentive to God, he had an extraordinary encounter through a burning bush
Mose’s Leadership can be defined as humble dependence on the Lord. Renewed through God’s presence.
Garrett Kastelic
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The Place of our own Conversion (Exodus 2:22)
Moses remained in solitude for 40 years. Hidden questions of identity were brought into the light. Our reactions are more connected to our past than to what is actually going on in the present situation. Solitude exposes what’s hidden in our soul & makes us confront our sin patterns/ crutches.
A leader needs to experience freedom before leading others to freedom.
— Dec 08, 2025 08:55AM
Moses remained in solitude for 40 years. Hidden questions of identity were brought into the light. Our reactions are more connected to our past than to what is actually going on in the present situation. Solitude exposes what’s hidden in our soul & makes us confront our sin patterns/ crutches.
A leader needs to experience freedom before leading others to freedom.
Garrett Kastelic
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"And what do you benefit if you gain the whole world but lose your own soul? Is anything worth more than your soul?” Matthew 16:26 NLT
Jesus tells us that it’s possible to gain a “successful”ministry all the while losing sight of Him! The importance of seeking God in leadership
This book is an invitation to enter more deeply into the process of spiritual transformation and to choose to lead from that place.
— Nov 28, 2025 06:13PM
Jesus tells us that it’s possible to gain a “successful”ministry all the while losing sight of Him! The importance of seeking God in leadership
This book is an invitation to enter more deeply into the process of spiritual transformation and to choose to lead from that place.
