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      <![CDATA[<p>Global Leadership Summit 2015<br/>
 Session 6<br/>
 Brian Houston<br/>
 Resilience: One on One with Brian Houston</p>
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<li>parents a part of Salvation Army up until he was 3 and dad had nervous breakdown</li>
<li>grew up in New Zeeland</li>
<li>new book coming out in September “Live Love and Lead”</li>
<li>call felt from his early years to be a preacher (Ephesians 1:1)</li>
<li>father had abused a young person and was a huge emotional hit – still a challenge to this time</li>
<li>changes in life after a panic attack and finding self in a low point - changes in way of travel</li>
<li>no more sleeping tablets</li>
<li>adding more discipline into certain parts of life</li>
<li>have risen out of the depths very quickly</li>
<li>music from Hillsong - build a church that helps others build church</li>
<li>Darlene was instrumental part of music for 15 years</li>
<li>“Music is an arrowhead for a healthy church.”</li>
<li>in most organizations who you start with is not who stays with it over time - “It is always good in leadership to take your time and invest in people”</li>
<li>Ecclesiastes 3 – you are beginning a season and we are all only hear for a season – let’s give it our best to God for the season (Bill Hybels)</li>
<li>planting Hillsong churches in many challenging cities around the world - Goal of: “Building influential churches that can impact culture”</li>
<li>building churches in various places and being themselves</li>
<li>put the right person in the right place at the right time and God does great things</li>
<li>movie about “Hillsong United” and their latest album which will be released in the near future</li>
<li>an anointing on his life that he helps people know that God can do great things – a Faith anointing - loves what he does</li>
<li>loves the Lord</li>
<li>loves people</li>
<li>keep getting up and keep showing up and God will do great things</li>
<li>longevity is the greatest strength that anyone can have for God</li>
<li>Music and leadership have a very interesting juxtoposition - leaders who carry the biggest pressure have the closest affinity to the power of music</li>
<li>many strong leaders need to listen to music for strength</li>
<li>people in evaluative position have a hunger in their soul for things like music</li>
<li>in a time of pressure listen to the same song over and over</li>
<li>“Leaders see what other people can’t see yet…these unique pressures often lead to fear.” (Bill Hybels)</li>
<li>There is no other name than the name of Jesus – we can trust in God’s word and His promises – they are beautiful and unchangeable</li>
<li>songs have a huge potential to bring healing to people</li>
<li>anointed music is often created in pain]</li>
<li>song “I’m no longer a slave to fear”</li>
<li>Psalm 68 “I will be a father to the fatherless”</li>
<li>song “you are a good, good Father”</li>
<li>song “oceans” - “so much of leadership is water walking”</li>
<li>“leaders are almost always out of sight of land” (Bill Hybels)</li>
<li>“leaders, you cannot do this journey without help from God” (Bill Hybels)</li>
<li>“It is our job to stay connected to the God who can help us do great things” (Bill Hybels)</li>
<li>we can cheer each other on through the power and blessing of music" (Bill Hybels)</li>
<li>song “through it all my eyes are on you…it is well” “It is well with my soul”</li>
</ul><p><em>Originally published on stephen.braunius.org</em></p>]]>
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