What can 1 Thessalonians 4:11 teach us about leading well and living out our testimony? In this episode, Alex and Ben reflect on this scripture which instructs us to live quietly, mind our own affairs, and work with our hands. They grapple with some of the counterintuitive and countercultural ideas in the passage and share practical steps leaders can take to live them out this week. 

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Episode Recap:

• Today we’re reflecting on 1 Thessalonians 4:11  
• What does it mean to live quietly? 
• We’re not meant to be larger than life 
• How do we mind our own affairs as leaders? 
• Why is it important to work with our hands, and what does it mean for leaders? 
• Live your life in a way that can serve as your testimony  
• How do we balance a life lived in community with independence? 
• What’s one challenge you can take on today? 

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