Beware Offense and Bitterness

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It doesn’t matter who we’re leading in the different seasons of our lives, there will always be opportunities for offense and bitterness to creep in.

Offense and Bitterness

Many times, leadership wears on people. It can become monotonous and labor-some, sometimes to the point where we want to give up.

That’s why it’s so important that we view leading as God’s gift to help us grow in love and humility. If we have the correct mindset about why we’re leading, then we will be able to lead long-term with a joyful heart and avoid offense toward God and the people we’re leading.

It’s also important that we remember that any situation or circumstance that arises can be resolved if we keep our eyes fixed on Him and pursue Him based on the truth of His word.

Today you might find yourself in one of the hardest situations of your life. It might feel like you’ll never be free from the offense or bitterness that has crept into your heart. You may be surrounded by some very challenging people that the Lord has called you to lead in this season.

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Justin Rizzohttp://justinrizzo.com
Worship Leader, Songwriter Justin was born and raised in Buffalo, New York, where he developed a passion and love for music at an early age. He began playing a variety of instruments and started leading worship at age 12. He has released five albums and been featured on multiple compilation projects along with writing and producing two full-length musicals. In addition, he travels extensively to lead worship and speak at conferences and events around the world. Justin currently lives in Kansas City, Missouri, where he serves as a worship leader, songwriter, composer, and blogger. Visit justinrizzo.com for more worship team resources including Justin’s free e-book “10 Keys to Being a Successful Worship Leader.”

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