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Tim Brown@tim_brownThank you to this amazing group of servant hearted saints who assisted in the preparation for our “Believe” Florida… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…2 weeks ago12 June 2021
Tim Brown@tim_brownJeremiah did some hard work and was even thrown in a muddy dungeon for speaking the truth and sharing prophecy. But… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…2 weeks ago09 June 2021
Tim Brown@tim_brownThe sign of a true prophet:
Jeremiah 28:9 "...only when the word of the prophet comes true will the prophet be reco… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…2 weeks ago08 June 2021
Tim Brown@tim_brownWhen you walk in blessing, don't forget: "...others have labored. You have benefited from their labor." - Jesus
John 4:383 weeks ago07 June 2021
Tim Brown@tim_brownJoin us for the Florida Church of God Campmeeting. @revtonysuarez is our guest on Thursday night! twitter.com/revtonysuarez/…3 weeks ago02 June 2021
Tim Brown@tim_brownMemorial Day Question: What have I given that cost me my everything?
#dietomyself #calvarymoments4 weeks ago31 May 2021
FLCOG@flcogMost leaders want to change the world, but few want to change themselves. Great leaders know change starts with themselves.8 years ago15 November 2013
FLCOG@flcogToo many leaders attempt to find their significance from those they lead rather than from the mission they are pursuing8 years ago28 June 2013
FLCOG@flcogLeading without a coach/mentor is like traveling through uncharted territory without a map or GPS; outside perspective is critical.8 years ago04 June 2013
FLCOG@flcogGood leaders know what got them to where they are will not take them to where they want to go.8 years ago04 June 2013
FLCOG@flcogGreat leaders learn to not give up leading when criticized by learning not to depend on praise to keep going; their drive is internal8 years ago02 May 2013
FLCOG@flcogLeaders help others get their life back, one decision at a time…even if it comes at great personal cost to the leader.8 years ago19 April 2013
FLCOG@flcogGreat leaders don't lead to meet their ego needs, they lead out of a sense of call. So they lead freely toward mission.8 years ago12 April 2013
FLCOG@flcogA single note on a piano is like a single leader without a team, a group of notes played on key is like a team of leaders on mission8 years ago05 April 2013
