Author: Jeremy Norton

Welcome to LeadBiblically.com, my name’s Jeremy! It’s my conviction that the Bible holds the most crucial lessons for both life and leadership. I believe biblical instruction holds the map and the compass needed to direct you to God’s plan for your future. This is why embracing a biblical life and leadership is so critical, and why I started this ministry called Lead Biblically, designed around my personal mission: “Serving Christ by cultivating biblical leadership through writing, equipping and communications.“ Within a few clicks, you’ll find a wealth of biblical insight and useful resources. I strive to post at least once each week. Most content stems from a Christian worldview and contains many references and links to scriptural principles. That being said, you’ll also find a fair share of personal life experience, as I strive to become the leader God has called me to be. To ensure that you receive my latest posts, feel free to subscribe. I'm here to help you navigate the life and leadership God has called you to. In His Service, Jeremy Norton
Discipleship, Leadership

What Every Leader Experienced Over the Past Two Years

What have you had to endure throughout the pandemic? How might you be hurting or suffering as we hit the 2-year mark? What wounds might you be carrying?

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Leadership

What Happened To Pastors During the Pandemic?

What has your pastor and church staff had to endure throughout the pandemic? How might they be hurting or suffering as we hit the 2-year mark? What wounds might they be carrying?

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Discipleship, Leadership

3 Things I Liked (and Disliked) About the Freedom Convoy

I’ve been sitting on this post for the past two weeks. As a pastor, it’s hard to know when to speak up and when to stay silent, since I have friends and family on both sides of this discussion. As I watch protesters being rounded up by police, I feel like it’s time to publish a few thoughts.

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Communication, Outreach

Dear Unvaccinated, I Love You (and This Is Why)

Today is the time of year when we show our love and gratitude for the most important people in our lives. This morning, I’d like to tell all my unvaccinated friends and family that I love you! Why?

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Bible, Books

What Is The Book of Enoch?

How authority should we (the church) give The Book of Enoch? Should it be included in our western ‘canon’ or not?

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Bible, Discipleship

4 Lessons of Faith Witnessed In the Life of Noah

Describe a life of faithful obedience and reverence. What does a faithful, obedient, reverent life look like for you right now?

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Communication, Leadership

I’m Taking My First Pastoral Sabbatical

After 7+ years of pastoral ministry at Mountainview Church, I’ll be taking an extended time of sabbath rest and spiritual renewal. Just over 3 months to reflect and refocus on my calling as a pastor. Before I leave, I wanted to write a post to say thank you.

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Bible, Discipleship

4 Stages of Faith to Begin or Deepen Your Relationship with God

How is your faith being displayed in this moment of life? How is your life any different? How is your life pleasing to God?

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Bible, Ministry

3 Strategies to Start Living By Faith this Week

What would it look like to give God your first and best? How would living by faith, impact this year?

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Bible, Discipleship

Proof that Everyone Needs Faith for the Origins of the Universe

What’s your faith position on the origins of the universe? What’s your reaction to hearing that you’re God’s image-bearer?

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Bible, Discipleship

Will You Listen To Jesus This Year?

How have you aided in the mission of Jesus in the past couple of years? How will you aid in His gospel mission this year? What step will you take this week?

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Discipleship, Leadership

2021 has been quite a year, hasn’t it?

How are you doing? Maybe you’re experiencing yet another, COVID-Christmas? Maybe you’re entering into another year of on and off restrictions? We’ve all been watching the constant news cycle reminding us of yet another virus variant, and that the pandemic is far from over. And no matter your stand on masks, vaccines, or the pandemic as a whole, it’s a burden.

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