Since we discussed the passionate Reds last post, I thought it would be appropriate to discuss the other end of the spectrum and delve into our Lavender readers.
So, chances are, you took your test, discovered you were a Lavender, discussed it with your friends (slowly of course) thought about it, and now want to know [...]
October 31, 2008
Categories: Christian Men as Leaders . Tags: Christian Leadership, Leadership Excellence, Resourceful Leader, Servant Leadership, situational leadership, Strategic Leadership . Author: wtrentcotton . Comments: Leave a Comment
Resourceful… is this a word that would describe you? If I were to talk to your team or colleagues, would they say you were someone who always knew how to get to an answer? Notice I said “get to” an answer and not always “have” the answer? What are some characteristics of [...]
October 30, 2008
Categories: Christian Men as Leaders . Tags: Christian Leadership, Leadership Excellence, Resourceful Leader, Servant Leadership, situational leadership, Strategic Leadership . Author: wtrentcotton . Comments: Leave a Comment
So you have taken the COLORful Personality tests and it has labeled you as a Red? You’ve read the description and it suits you, however, you still have some questions about what you are to do with these wonderful gifts Christ has given to you? Let me introduce you to a notable “Biblical [...]
October 30, 2008
Categories: Christian Men as Leaders . Tags: Christian HR Thoughts, Christian Leadership, christian personality tests, Christian perspectives . Author: wtrentcotton . Comments: 4 Comments
The passage John 17, or more commonly called “The High Priestly Prayer”, is most likely one of my favorite passages for so many reasons. While listening to a sermon on my way into work, I began to respect and admire this passage for even another reason-Christ’s example of a Prayerful Leader. Let’s look [...]
October 28, 2008
Categories: Christian Men as Leaders . Tags: Christ-like Leadership, Christian Leader, Christian Leadership, High Priestly Prayer, Leading with Prayer, Pastor, Prayerful Leader, Servant Leadership, situational leadership, Strategic Leadership . Author: wtrentcotton . Comments: Leave a Comment
If you are lavender, you are calm, cool, slow, easygoing, and are a well-balanced temperament. Lavenders are happy, unexcited, and pleasant but avoid involvement as much as possible. Lavenders never get ruffled, have high tolerance, keep emotions under control, and are consistent. This temperament is kindhearted, sympathetic but seldom reveals their true feelings. They have [...]
October 25, 2008
Categories: Christian Men as Leaders . Tags: Christian HR Thoughts, Christian Leadership, christian personality tests, Christian perspectives . Author: wtrentcotton . Comments: 2 Comments
If you are blue, you are referred to as “black” or “dark” temperament due to a high sense of emotions. They are the richest of all the temperaments because they are analytical, self-sacrificing, gifted, perfectionist, and extremely sensitive to emotions. They are introverts. They are moody with extreme highs and lows. When a blue is [...]
October 24, 2008
Categories: Christian Men as Leaders . Tags: Christian HR Thoughts, Christian Leadership, christian personality tests, Christian perspectives . Author: wtrentcotton . Comments: 3 Comments
If you are yellow, your temperament is basically warm, buoyant, lively, fun-loving and you are an extrovert. Feelings rather than reflective thoughts form your decisions. Yellows have an overwhelming ability to enjoy life. When a yellow comes into a room, they brighten up the environment. They have an ability to lift spirits due to their [...]
October 23, 2008
Categories: Christian Men as Leaders . Tags: Christian HR Thoughts, Christian Leadership, christian personality tests, Christian perspectives . Author: wtrentcotton . Comments: 1 Comment
If you are red, you are usually an extrovert, hot tempered, quick, and strong-willed. Reds are often self-sufficient, which can be a positive and negative trait. The positive side is that reds are able to get a lot accomplished on their own. The negative side is that they feel they don’t need anybody, which can [...]
October 22, 2008
Categories: Christian Men as Leaders . Tags: Christian HR Thoughts, Christian Leadership, christian personality tests, Christian perspectives . Author: wtrentcotton . Comments: 4 Comments
The COLORFUL Masterpiece Series will focus on the four temperaments that categorizes all of our personalities. “The concept of temperaments in Western medicine finds origin and early elaboration in ancient Greece; subsequently, it was developed and expanded by the Arabs, followed by Galen and the Romans.“ If you were to take a simple [...]
October 22, 2008
Categories: Christian Men as Leaders . Tags: Christian HR Thoughts, Christian Leadership, christian personality tests, Christian perspectives . Author: wtrentcotton . Comments: Leave a Comment
“For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them.” Eph 2:10
So what does this verse mean? Let’s take it apart to better understand this “masterpiece” Christ is painting in all of us.
1. HIS Workmanship
Another verse to declare this would be Psalm 139 [...]
October 22, 2008
Categories: Christian Men as Leaders . Tags: Christian HR Thoughts, Christian Leadership, christian personality tests, Christian perspectives . Author: wtrentcotton . Comments: Leave a Comment