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Expectations, Unhealed Wounds, and Karpman’s Drama Triangle
Thursday, 01 April 2021
by Indiana Ministries
By Doug Talley Expectations. Ever since we were kids, we’ve developed expectations of other people, events, situations, and ourselves that led to disappointment when they weren’t realized. One reason COVID has hit us all so hard is that it took our expectations for 2020 and much of 2021 and then beat them repeatedly over our
- Published in IM News
Mission 120 Update
Wednesday, 10 March 2021
by Indiana Ministries
By Tom Planck Considering the events of this last year, there are more than a few reasons to expect evidence of a deceleration of impact in the Church. While this may be the case on some fronts, it certainly has not been the case for the Mission 120 initiative. The Mission 120 initiative is a partnership that exists
- Published in IM News
The Iceberg of Narcissism in Pastoral Leadership
Wednesday, 10 March 2021
by Indiana Ministries
By Jeff Matas In the last two months, a well-known Christian apologist’s legacy and life unraveled before our eyes. He was brilliant, articulate, influential, and morally unhinged. We knew about the brilliant and influential part, what we didn’t discover fully until his death was the morally unhinged part. He follows a long list of celebrity
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Responding to People Who Think Differently Than Me
Thursday, 18 February 2021
by Indiana Ministries
By Doug Talley I decided to take a break from social media last Spring. It was prompted by a preponderance of political and COVID related rants. Though I probably rant at times, I don’t find rants helpful. They are alienating, disrespectful of others, cause people to shut down, and do not foster understanding or progress. They just make the
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Reality-Based Leadership Meets Self-Leadership
Thursday, 28 January 2021
by Indiana Ministries
By Doug Talley I enjoy reading because I love to learn. At the end of 2020 I read The Resilient Leader by my good friend Al Ells. What a helpful book, especially for pastors. This past weekend I finished Reality-Based Leadership by Cy Wakeman. As I write this article for the Indiana E-News, these two books are colliding in my head. Reality-Based Leadership begins by
- Published in IM News, Leadership Development
New Year, Same COVID
Thursday, 07 January 2021
by Indiana Ministries
By Doug Talley As the new year begins, at least for a while we are dealing with the same COVID pandemic and its restrictions. This is not the way any of us wanted to start 2021. Last March I couldn’t imagine the world being shut down for a few weeks much less over a year. But we still
- Published in IM News
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Expectations, Unhealed Wounds, and Karpman’s Drama Triangle
Thursday, 01 April 2021
by Indiana Ministries
By Doug Talley Expectations. Ever since we were kids, we’ve developed expectations of other people, events, situations, and ourselves that led to disappointment when they weren’t realized. One reason COVID has hit us all so hard is that it took our expectations for 2020 and much of 2021 and then beat them repeatedly over our
- Published in IM News
Mission 120 Update
Wednesday, 10 March 2021
by Indiana Ministries
By Tom Planck Considering the events of this last year, there are more than a few reasons to expect evidence of a deceleration of impact in the Church. While this may be the case on some fronts, it certainly has not been the case for the Mission 120 initiative. The Mission 120 initiative is a partnership that exists
- Published in IM News
The Iceberg of Narcissism in Pastoral Leadership
Wednesday, 10 March 2021
by Indiana Ministries
By Jeff Matas In the last two months, a well-known Christian apologist’s legacy and life unraveled before our eyes. He was brilliant, articulate, influential, and morally unhinged. We knew about the brilliant and influential part, what we didn’t discover fully until his death was the morally unhinged part. He follows a long list of celebrity
- Published in IM News
Responding to People Who Think Differently Than Me
Thursday, 18 February 2021
by Indiana Ministries
By Doug Talley I decided to take a break from social media last Spring. It was prompted by a preponderance of political and COVID related rants. Though I probably rant at times, I don’t find rants helpful. They are alienating, disrespectful of others, cause people to shut down, and do not foster understanding or progress. They just make the
- Published in IM News
Reality-Based Leadership Meets Self-Leadership
Thursday, 28 January 2021
by Indiana Ministries
By Doug Talley I enjoy reading because I love to learn. At the end of 2020 I read The Resilient Leader by my good friend Al Ells. What a helpful book, especially for pastors. This past weekend I finished Reality-Based Leadership by Cy Wakeman. As I write this article for the Indiana E-News, these two books are colliding in my head. Reality-Based Leadership begins by
- Published in IM News, Leadership Development
New Year, Same COVID
Thursday, 07 January 2021
by Indiana Ministries
By Doug Talley As the new year begins, at least for a while we are dealing with the same COVID pandemic and its restrictions. This is not the way any of us wanted to start 2021. Last March I couldn’t imagine the world being shut down for a few weeks much less over a year. But we still
- Published in IM News