About This Project
Inside Out
Human beings are made to live from the inside out. I observe that all leaders have an “innate drive to get to next.” This focus arouses the drive to get to the next without consistent regard for who they are now and for who they are becoming. As a result, too many leaders have derailed because of inattention to their inner life. The truth is, in order to get to the next, a leader must take care of now. Now, a leader must form inner strengths, increasing capacity to face leadership challenges with resiliency. Next is now!
Journey
The journey is about focus, direction, and process. The journey is personal, and because it begins on the inside, it is hidden. I observe that human beings are often ensnared by untruths they have come to believe about God, themselves, and others, wounds life has inflicted upon them, and memories of past failures. These snares leave a person feeling helpless and stuck. A journey of self-discovery toward truth sets a person free.
The combined symbols of the infinite sign and the arrow represent two important truths. The infinite sign speaks of the never-ending relationship between the inner and the outer domains of a person’s life. The arrow speaks of forward momentum and of “straight arrow” truths connecting the inner and outer domains. The arrow entering the left sphere of the infinite sign represents the first priority – wisdom-based principles shaping the inner life. The arrow exiting the right sphere speaks of the effect strengths-based wisdom produces on outward resilience. Resiliency is the visible ability to choose, to stand, to bounce back and to remain front-focused in the midst of life and leadership challenges.
“Above all else guard your heart, it is the wellspring of life!”
King Solomon – Proverbs 4:23
GCF #1103
Program Countries: Canada
Focuses: Counseling, Education, Discipleship
Team Lead: Kervin Raugust
*GCF operates on the basis of Donor-Advised Funding. It is our utmost goal to meet the Donor’s desire and intent to provide support to particular GCF projects but, ultimately, the responsibility for the disbursement and ministry use of funds is the Great Commission Foundation’s.
*You will receive an official Canadian tax receipt for all eligible donations by the end of February of the following year. Thank you for your support of the mission and programs of The Great Commission Foundation (“GCF”).
