 | Training Themes Fear of Failure Unwind your fear with a truer perspective on ministry.
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| Topics: | Expectations, Focus, Goals, Mistakes, Motivation, Obedience, Reputation |
| Filters: | Church board, Discipleship, Pastor, Volunteer |
| References: | 1 Corinthians 4:2-4 , 1 Corinthians 15:8-10 , Mark 9:24 |
| Date Added: | July 13, 2010 |
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"My view of success and God's view aren't always the same," says Max Lucado in our resource below.
In ministry it is all too easy to be plagued by fears of failure or inadequacy. Many of these fears stem from flawed expectations or a narrow perspective. This 30-page resource has articles, devotionals, assessments, and more that offer insights and practices to help you gain a more biblical (and more encouraging) outlook.
NOTE: You have permission to make up to 1,000 copies of this resource to be distributed in a church or educational setting.
This Training Pack contains all of the following:
Motivation for the Long HaulBuilding blocks for a strong foundation. Roger Thompson
The Applause of Heaven and EarthAn interview with Max Lucado. Marshall Shelley and Brian Larson
Faithful Despite FearsSeeking a new understanding of "success" in ministry. Stuart Briscoe
Too Impressed with Success?Could our fear of failure stem from a misunderstanding of success? Ben Patterson
What Can I Handle?Understanding our basic response to risks helps us determine whether our fears are justified. Terry C. Muck
Finding Hope in FailureHow one pastor learned ministry isn't about "winning." Andre Bustanoby
Overcoming Self-DoubtEven the most outwardly confident achievers often struggle with self-acceptance. Richard C. Halverson
Ambition CripplerDealing with past failures. Richard Doebler
Between Failure and FraudFinding a balance between two different voices—the assessing and the accusing. Mark Labberton
Slaying Spiritual SkepticismTaking special care to combat skepticism. John Ortberg
Definition of SuccessRe-evaluating your views of success and failure. Tyler Charles
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