Loving Tassie
A message I shared recently at one of our local Devonport Church gatherings… We live in a world that seems to be in constant hurry, always rushing from one task to the next. We’re in a culture fixated on immediate results and relentless achievement. Delays are often perceived as hurdles to be conquered rather than […]
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In today’s hurried, outcomes-focused world, the traditional understanding of leadership often equates it with control and authority. However, as someone with the responsibility of leading a large, people oriented community organisation, I challenge this misconception. Leadership extends beyond hierarchical structures, and it’s crucial to recognise that our understanding of leadership shapes our actions, potentially leading us […]
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These insights stem from the key considerations that shape how we, as Christian leaders in the City of Devonport, gather and serve. Known as the Devonport Christian Leaders Association (DCLA), or the Devonport Churches, we meet every week, for at least one hour, but often much more. Our time is valued for fostering rich discussion […]
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Amidst the chaos of the COVID era, “The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry” by John Mark Comer emerged as a beacon of wisdom for countless individuals, myself included. Its profound insights into the importance of slowing down and embracing life with margin deeply resonated with readers globally. For me, it served as both confirmation and culmination […]
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As the one responsible for providing leadership to Devonport Chaplaincy I find structure is indeed a double-edged sword. On one hand, structure provides a vital framework for stability, organisation, and productivity, essential elements for running successful programs and initiatives aimed at helping others. However, it can also become restrictive, stifling creativity and flexibility, and potentially […]
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