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WHAT’S THE OUTLOOK FOR VOLUNTEER & VOCATIONAL OUTDOOR LEADERSHIP JOBS?
More outdoor leadership jobs and volunteer opportunities are on the horizon because outdoor pursuits help others experience God & discover what it means to belong to community. People today are so busy they don’t even know who they are. We need more wise wilderness shepherds who can persuade people to be brave, stop, and look at who they are.
IF THE LEADERSHIP BUBBLE POPS? OUTDOOR LEADERSHIP JOBS ON THE HORIZON
The time is ripe for outdoor ministries to pop up in local churches because it meets profound needs for leadership development in our culture today. One of the next bubbles that we might see pop in this generation is the leadership bubble. People today are so busy they don’t even know who they are… we need wise wilderness shepherds who can persuade people to be brave, stop, and listen to the Heavenly Father’s voice…
3 REASONS WHY GREAT LEADERS RUN TO THE HILLS FOR GROWTH
Great leaders, don’t necessarily long for those hills to run, but they know hills can’t be avoided for growth to occur. Hills we climb in ministry are like mile markers in a leader’s journey.
WILDERNESS LEADERSHIP EXPOSES THE ENORMOUS LIMITATIONS OF SOCIAL MEDIA
Like a trade-show of ideas, a recent three-day event highlighted ways to connect with young people and probe their need for Christ. Social Media was a hot topic, and it reminded me of why so many of us believe wilderness leadership is the healthy sandwich that our Cheetos youth culture is starving for.
