CHECK YOUR REFORMATION LENSES

All leaders create a culture that should, ideally, maintain the group’s vision or purpose and promote integrity within all participants.  Is the culture you are creating accomplishing these two biblically-based goals?

After viewing the video, answer these few questions to evaluate your reformation lens:

1. John 1:12 tells us that God gave us power to become sons of God. The Greek word for sons is huios and means grown-up sons. Those born in God are destined to advance from being babes into being mature, which is the same pattern found in natural babies that grown to adulthood. Do you ever think about those with whom you work in terms of their spiritual maturity and their level of vocational maturity?
2. If you do or were to evaluate your team members through the lens of continuing maturation development, how does this or would this affect how you lead your team?
3. Have you ever studied the idea of huiothesia, which is Greek word translated adoption and means to be put into management of the inheritance? Members of your team co-labor with you in management. What does that mean to you as you lead your team and how effectively do you set mature members into management?

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Did the above questions help you see yourself with more clarity or was your view a little blurry?  If you are unsure and unclear, perhaps I could help you apply reformation lenses in order that you can more deliberately reform your world according to biblical patterns. 

 I am hosting a monthly mentorship call in which I will go into more details about each question.  I will response to your questions and help you discover how and where to apply reformation truths. 
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