Being Part of a Team

Wild at Heart

Christianity, Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 24 November 2014

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

Charging the hill alone may seem appealing, but there is far more joy in being part of a team who knows your name and story. In this candid conversation, Craig, Morgan, and Allen discuss humorous and powerful stories of serving in the trenches together.

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0:00.0	Hello, I'm John Eldridge, and welcome to the Ransomed Heart Audio Podcast.
0:15.2	For more information on Ransomed Heart Ministries, our resources and events, please visit
0:20.0	us online at W.W dot Ransomed Heart.
0:29.0	So I'm reading this leadership book a few years back and I probably only got through the first chapter.
0:37.0	No surprise.
0:40.0	But the chapter started with a quote and
0:44.0	pardon me Eric?
0:46.0	Leadership for zombies?
0:47.0	Our sound guy, Mike that guy.
0:51.0	You know I was doing the podcast here.
0:53.0	I'm doing the podcast.
0:56.0	It's like having Elijah at the dinner table.
0:58.0	Welcome to the Ransom Heart podcast.
1:00.0	Today I have art, our tech guy, just kind of at liberty and joined by both Morgan Snyder and Alan Arnold.
1:10.7	I wanted to read a quote from this business book I read and the quote is,
1:14.7	every successful enterprise requires three men.
1:18.0	Huh, there's three at the table.
1:20.0	Oh, yeah.
1:21.6	Every successful enterprise requires three men.
1:23.6	A dreamer, a businessman, and a son of a bitch.
1:28.0	It's by Peter MacArthur in 1904.
1:34.0	But here we are. There's businessman, a dreamer, and a son of a bitch.
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