HeyJaredLead Biblically 5-Minute Podcast
My name’s Jeremy Norton. It’s my conviction that Jesus is the Compass and the Bible is the map needed to direct you to God’s plan for your future.Thank you for joining me on this journey of growth and discovery, as we navigate the life and leadership God has called us to.To…
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She Wasn't Made to Complete a Man (Knotted Part 3) (opens the original)
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Culture has been telling women one of two stories for a long time. The first says her value is found in a man, that her identity belongs behind him. The second says she doesn't need anyone (especially a man); that independence is strength and dependence is weakness. Most women I know have been shaped by one or the other. And both stories are wrong. In this final week of our Knotted series, we open Genesis 2 and discover that the creation of woman wasn't about filling a gap in Adam. It was ab...
Ministry Tools I Wish I Had 20 Years Ago - Introducing Lead Biblically Tools (opens the original)
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Every pastor and leader I know runs into the same wall. You get handed responsibility with no roadmap. A board meeting with no framework for the hard conversation you actually need to have. A season of feeling called somewhere new with no process to work through what that even means. I hit that wall more times than I can count over 20 years of ministry, in small churches and growing ones, on staff teams and boards, in my own walk with God when I wasn't sure what came next. Instead of just pus...
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