July 20, 2020 • Article, De Pree Journal
An Online Course on Fuller Formation
How can you address your own emotions and those of your team during times of crisis?
Suddenly, an unexpected crisis hits, and you’re a leader. In addition to navigating the havoc it may wreak on your personal life, people are turning to you for answers. What should you do? Where should you start? Thankfully, you are not alone in this moment. Nor are you the first follower of God to be a leader in a time of crisis! The Old Testament example of Nehemiah provides a striking and hopeful example for us to follow.
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This is speaking directly to my heart and exactly what I am facing. I truly appreciate the opportunity to learn more from a Biblical perspective. Thank you!
Stacy, thanks for letting us know. I’m glad we can support you in this time. -Mark