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      <![CDATA[<p>Global Leadership Summit 2015<br/>
 Session 4b<br/>
 Albert Tate<br/>
 Leading with Leftovers</p>
<ul>
<li>it is time to challenge the idea that we leave it all on the field of our work</li>
<li>how do you lead and still have something left?</li>
<li>let’s live for a beautiful eulogy rather than an accomplished resume</li>
<li>John 6: looking at how Jesus leads with leftovers - John 6:5 the moments Jesus asks dumb questions – he wants us to see the logic and do the math of the situation to understand the miracle when on the other side – I can’t do it in my own power - the dumb question leads to a dumb idea in a boy with 2 fish and 5 loaves of bread</li>
<li>the power of a dumb idea - as leaders, leave room for dumb ideas so God can transform the lives of people</li>
<li>“You never know when God is going to put his hand on a dumb idea and bring transforming power.”</li>
<li>“Don’t underestimate the power of a dumb idea.”</li>
<li>do you celebrate dumb ideas?</li>
<li>Jesus does the miracle with what we bring – like the lunch the boy brings - “What does it mean to pack our lunch?”</li>
<li>The boy brings his lunch and moves out of the way - bring what we have, give it to Jesus, and get out of the way</li>
<li>often we bring what we have to Jesus and try to give him instructions</li>
<li>this is a time to discover the awe and wonder of God</li>
<li>when was the last time you were blown away with what God did in your church, home, community, or company?</li>
<li>Where in your business or leadership to you need to get out of the way?</li>
<li>They were full &amp; they had leftovers - “What would it mean at the end of the day if you had something left?”</li>
<li>we are not limited if we surrender to our Almighty God</li>
<li>it is not about our name being great, it is about giving glory to the name of God</li>
<li>“We don’t have to live outside the promise of God in the scarcity of this world.”</li>
<li>There is power, hope, joy, and peace in being with God</li>
<li>you aught to thank him and give him praise</li>
<li>The work is not about your name, it is about his name. It is not about your power, it is about His power.</li>
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