Podcasts about core values service

One of the last things Jesus did with His disciples was to serve them by washing their feet. Jesus was teaching them, and us the value of serving others and that He wanted one of the cornerstones of His kingdom to be built on serving others. Join us as we learn that God has given us all unique gifts and abilities and He wants us to allow Him to use them to serve His church and those around us.

At Forest Lake, we're committed to service. For us, that means that as a faith family we are committed to meeting the needs of those around us, both in our faith family and in our neighborhoods.

In this episode, Derek and Melissa visit core values (what they are and why they matter). Then they do a deeper dive on Melissa's core value, "Service Above Self."

“For the strength of the Pack is the Wolf, and the strength of the wolf is the pack.” Rudyard Kipling poem “Law of the Jungle” When Dave Doeren walked into the Murphy Football Center at NC State University in December of 2012, he saw those words on the wall outside the Wolfpack lockerroom. He later compacted that quote into what is his blueprint for NC State football: 1Pack1Goal. His goal is to make the Wolfpack a championship football team. Not just win an ACC title, but a NCAA title! He’s led the Wolfpack to 4 straight bowl appearances – including wins in the St. Petersburg, Independence and Sun Bowls. The Wolfpack were 9-4 this past season … the most wins in his tenure at NC State. The Wolfpack were ranked No. 23 in the final AP poll and Dave’s latest recruiting class is strong, ranking in the Top 25 by most recruiting “experts.” Outside of coaching young people, Doeren believes strongly in two of The Alliance’s 8 Core Values: SERVICE and COMMUNITY! Coach knows a championship mindset involves service. He reminds the young men under his leadership of the importance of team before self. He has also built a program that prides itself in community service. Since he was named head coach, members of his teams have turned in well over 5,000 collective hours of community service.  His team has won the NC State Athletics Community Service Award multiple times. In his career, Dave served as graduate assistant at Southern Cal, coached at Montana, Kansas, Wisconsin, and was 23-4 in two seasons at Northern Illinois – including a 12-1 season in 2012 when he coached the Huskies to a MAC title and an Orange Bowl appearance before coming to Raleigh, N.C. Off the field, Dave, 46, is the proud father of three sons – Jacob, Luke and Connor -- and husband to his wife Sara, who he met while coaching at Drake University. www.AndyAlbright.com @AndySAlbright www.NAALeads.com @NationalAgentsAlliance @NAALeadsTheWay #AndySAlbright #TheAlliance #DoTheDo #1Pack1Goal #Wolfpack  

I Love My Church:5 Core Values- Service, Joe Smith

Core Values: Service(pm) 04/07/2010 Tim Clark

Core Values: Service(am) 04/07/2010 Tim Clark