Friday’s List | April 21

Every Friday I post a short list of the things I’m reading, listening to, loving and wrestling with: Here’s what I’m reading right now: 5 Key Principles Every Leader Should Master by Carey Nieuwhof. Very important read. Read it today. RECOVERING THE LOST ART OF NOTE TAKING by Michael Hyatt. Very helpful and motivating. Early Signs…

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The Team You’re Building Determines the Size of Your Ministry

I am a big believer in the importance of philosophy of ministry. If you’ve read much here at MarkHowellLive.com you already know that. Still, whether you’re a seasoned veteran or brand new to my writing, you may not realize how deeply philosophy of ministry runs in my approach and how adopting this ministry practice could…

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What would this be worth to you?

What would this be worth to you? (I’d love your feedback! I’ve included a short survey below) If you’ve been reading what I’ve been posting at MarkHowellLive.com for very long, you are just the person I want to ask a few questions! (And if you are new to my blog, I want to ask you…

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Can you imagine THIS?

Imagine a world where people were skeptical of what we believed, but envious of how well we treated one another, and shocked at how well we treated them!” Andy Stanley I love this line!

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Friday’s List | April 14

Every Friday I post a short list of the things I’m reading, listening to, loving and wrestling with: Here’s what I’m reading right now: The Lie Of Inspiration (5 Reasons Waiting Almost Never Makes You Better) by Carey Nieuwhof. Very insightful and several very practical ideas. 3 Questions About Your Key Relationships by Dan Reiland. A…

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Simon Sinek on Living on Purpose

“Most of us live our lives by accident – we live it as it happens. Fulfillment comes when we live our lives on purpose.” Simon Sinek You can read more from my Quotebook right here. Image by ThoroughlyReviewed

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Top 10 Simple Skill Trainings for New Small Group Hosts

*Important Note: Although some small group models emphasize the roles of leader (the person who leads the group) and host (the person who opens their home for the group meeting), that is NOT what is meant here. In this case “host” refers to someone who simply responds to our invitation to invite a few friends…

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