Coach was perhaps one of the most thoroughly pragmatic (in the most positive senses) thinkers I’ve ever known when it suited the context ;-). The way he held ideas and people loosely was an extension of whimsy and generosity in a lot of ways. It allowed him to adapt continuously. This article captures this idea so well and I can see how it evolved over time and impacted me. Thank you for this Dave!
Keith was a leader who never let the platform of his service interfere with the mission of his calling. His calling was always focused on raising up the next generation of godly leaders. He refused to let his ministry feet be nailed down so securely to a narrow platform that he could not reach beyond his defined role to his mission calling.
Coach was perhaps one of the most thoroughly pragmatic (in the most positive senses) thinkers I’ve ever known when it suited the context ;-). The way he held ideas and people loosely was an extension of whimsy and generosity in a lot of ways. It allowed him to adapt continuously. This article captures this idea so well and I can see how it evolved over time and impacted me. Thank you for this Dave!
thanks for sharing this, Zach! glad to see it matched your experience and his intentionality continues on influencing you
Keith was a leader who never let the platform of his service interfere with the mission of his calling. His calling was always focused on raising up the next generation of godly leaders. He refused to let his ministry feet be nailed down so securely to a narrow platform that he could not reach beyond his defined role to his mission calling.
Great for me to read how you articulate this.
Dad so loved interacting with you through the many decades!