10 Leadership Quotes And Lessons From Stephen Davey: Live Blog From Shepherds 360 Church Leaders Conference

In an effort to add maximum value to pastors and church leaders, INJOY Stewardship Solutions has dispatched me to attend the Shepherds 360 National Church Leaders Conference at Colonial Baptist Church.  During these past three days, I  brought some of the top leadership lessons from the conference designed to challenge and equip pastors and church leaders.

The final evening’s closing session was conducted by Stephen Davey, senior pastor of the host church Colonial Baptist.   The following are 10 leadership quotes and lessons from his inspirational session on being a person God can use:

1. In six verses Peter moves from insight to idiocy…If it is possible for Peter to lose his spiritual footing in such a short period of time, he easy it is for us.
2. The problem with our expectations is that they are usually self-centered and way too short-sided.
3. God will not use an unrepentant vessel. But He will gladly use a broken vessel.
4. Pastors by calling are feeders. Of all the things you must do you must feed.
5. In the days to come there are more demands and challenges but God has called those who are pastors to be feeders.
6. Fisherman kill fish. Which are what shepherds are not supposed to do their sheep. Right?
7. Fishermen are never fish. Shepherds are also sheep who need The Shepherd.
8. No matter how much our culture convulses with perversion, it is merely a reflection of the idols they have set up.
9. These are not post-Christian days anymore. These are pre-Christian days.
10. No matter how much culture changes, He does not…Our future does not either.

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