This is an article I gleaned recently from drudgereport.com. There are a few points in this short spot that are pretty profound. He took the journey alone. He had emergency equipment, but didn’t use it. He made calls for help, but only when it was too late. He said what many have said before him, “I can make it alone.”
In the spirit of Amelia Earhart, Martin Bromage set off in his microlight on an eight-week trip. But it lasted less than a day

By Sophie Taylor
In the long and noble …

Accountability is essential for any society to function and ministerial accountability is no different. We are all held accountable in one way or another. For example, there are laws to obey and if we fail to be obedient, we may have to suffer the consequences set by the officials who hold us accountable. Accountability is simply being responsible for one’s actions.
In the church, we as ministers are accountable firstly to God and then to our families, congregations, ministerial organization, and even our fields of labor. An important aspect of accountability …

Success Without a Successor Is Failure!

Jealous leaders measure their success by the failure of others.

The close of the year brings with it the opening of a new mission. As we sit at the base of next year’s journey, there are important preparations to make.
ReMember (Looking back over the last year’s successes and failures)
ReThink (Planning a new approach for the climb ahead)
ReFuel (Stocking spiritual inventory for the journey)
ReAct (Taking action)