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		By: Col Smout		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Hi Brian,
Sorry for not replying sooner, this sounds lie an extension of the chat we had last Friday!
Very interesting and some deep thoughts here. Solving the conundrum of this issue will save a lot of people from falling from their aspired jobs. 
I received some guidance &#038; encouragement on this the other day when my wife &#038; I were reading Proverbs 29:14-15 
&#039;The best insurance for a leader’s longevity is to demonstrate justice for the poor. 15 Experiencing many corrections and rebukes will make you wise. But if left to your own ways, you’ll bring disgrace to your parents&#039;
A path I am not sure to many leaders would like. Seems that the higher you climb in church leadership the lower you need to go in humility to keep the balance right. Something very hard to do by yourself.
Blessings

Col]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Brian,<br />
Sorry for not replying sooner, this sounds lie an extension of the chat we had last Friday!<br />
Very interesting and some deep thoughts here. Solving the conundrum of this issue will save a lot of people from falling from their aspired jobs.<br />
I received some guidance &amp; encouragement on this the other day when my wife &amp; I were reading Proverbs 29:14-15<br />
&#8216;The best insurance for a leader’s longevity is to demonstrate justice for the poor. 15 Experiencing many corrections and rebukes will make you wise. But if left to your own ways, you’ll bring disgrace to your parents&#8217;<br />
A path I am not sure to many leaders would like. Seems that the higher you climb in church leadership the lower you need to go in humility to keep the balance right. Something very hard to do by yourself.<br />
Blessings</p>
<p>Col</p>
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