This is the fifth in a series by our co-founder Jerry Borton. To read the previous posts, click the month. February , January , December , November , October . What do you want to be when you grow up? This simple question gives permission to ignite a dream. Could it really be that easy? …
This is the fourth in a series by our co-founder Jerry Borton. To read the previous posts, click the month. January , December , November , October . In my November post I made the statement, “Leadership begins with knowing whose we are.” In the following months we looked at Scripture and …
Did you know this week wraps up National Mentoring Month? Mentoring is close to the heart of Luke 14 Exchange. Simply put, mentoring is advising or training someone. In faith circles it is often called discipleship. Sometimes our mentoring involves a formal relationship. In those situations we meet …
This is the fourth in a series by our co-founder Jerry Borton. To read the previous posts, click the month. December , November , October . Last month I shared the need to change the messages we allow to play in our minds. Our minds can get so crowded with input, even if we want to listen to “God’s …
Gift giving can be both fun and challenging. Few of us are in a position to simply throw money away buying “whatever.” We want to know we are getting a gift that our family or friend can use and will appreciate. This can become even more challenging when the giftee has a disability. Depending on …
This is the third in a series by our co-founder Jerry Borton. You can find the previous posts by clicking October or November . It has been said that 70% of our self-talk is negative. Many of us have a set of tapes (or for the younger reader, podcasts) in our head that tell us we’re not good …
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving Day here in the United States. We at Luke 14 Exchange (L14E) would like to share some of what we are thanking God for with you. *Pseudonmym
One of the gifts God has given to both Jerry and Joan Borton is the ability to enjoy public speaking. Likely, many of you reading this are one of the Americans who identify speaking publicly as one of their greatest fears; but not the Bortons. Perhaps you saw photos of events where they have spoken …
In this post I’d like to share with you some of my foundational thoughts on leadership. John Maxwell defines leadership as influence. I believe he is correct. Leadership is not about a title or position. Some leaders do have titles and positions, but leadership is about relationships. If you …
Joan and I are at the Spire Conference in Orlando. We attended a session with Brad Lomenick, a speaker, author and leadership advisor. The topic was how leadership is changing with each generation. Two things Brad said resonated with me. One is the need for authenticity. This means that we share …