Repositioning Your Relationships, the Right Way!
Change Church • May 12, 2023 • 18 min
Take this message with you through a journey of Scripture, reflection, and prayer.
Summary
Themes
Pastor's Points
Key Points
- 1.Relational intelligence is the ability to know who needs to be in your life, where they should be positioned, and how to properly manage them.
- 2.When we do not get relationship positioning right initially, we must make it right rather than remaining loyal to bad decisions.
- 3.Certain people sit in certain seats for certain seasons; a shift in positioning does not mean the person was wrong, but that the season has changed.
- 4.Repositioning is not a character judgment or a sign that someone is evil, but often a matter of value and season alignment.
- 5.Relationships should be repositioned as quickly as possible while remaining sensitive to what the other person is navigating.
- 6.When repositioning someone proactively, communicate by being concise, clear about what you will do differently, complete in addressing the issue, and considerate of the other person.
- 7.Communication in repositioning should advocate for yourself by stating what you are going to do differently rather than attacking or demanding change from the other person.
Sermon Moments
“Great companies get the right people on the bus and then get those right people in the right seats.”
“You cannot live relationally intelligent if you're loyal to bad decisions.”
“Sometimes certain people sit in certain seats for certain seasons.”
“Repositioning isn't a judgment on the character of a person.”
“You aren't asking them to do something different; you are telling them what you're going to do differently.”
“Only handle it once — say the last 10 percent to be complete.”
“God doesn't have to destroy anybody else's life to bless yours.”
This Week
Remember This
Relational intelligence requires knowing who belongs in your life, where they should be positioned, and having the courage to reposition them when seasons, access, or values change.
A Challenge for You
Let's keep being God's people doing good work in the public sector for the common good.These are personal sermon notes shared to help you remember the message — not a replacement for Scripture, your church, or your pastors.
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