Technology Why I Created Exlectio
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Writer, pastor, and builder
Hi, I’m Jeremy Kuehn.
I’m a pastor, writer, and builder serving as Lead Pastor of Bella Vista Assembly of God in Bella Vista, Arkansas. I write about pastoral ministry, Christian leadership, theology, technology, and what I’m learning while leading.
Practical reflections on faith, leadership, ministry, and the everyday work of following Jesus.
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Technology Leadership
The Principle of Convergence
The most effective people and organizations are rarely those attempting to do the most things. They are the ones who have learned to direct their energy toward what matters most.
Leadership The Universe of Influence PT 1
What outer space and church leadership have in common—and how to set your volunteers in motion.
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Technology Why I Built a Homelab: Taking Back My Digital Life
Why I built a homelab to host my own services, learn how the technology works, and take more control of my digital life.
Leadership What 100 Miles on a Bicycle Reminded Me About the Journey
Reflections from the Hotter’N Hell Hundred on preparation, the people we meet along the way, the value of time, and why bicycles still captivate me.
Theology Teach Us to Pray: What the Lord’s Prayer Is Teaching Me About Following Jesus
After preaching through Luke 11, I’m learning that the Lord’s Prayer is more than words to recite—it is an orientation for a life of dependence on the Father.
Leadership Pastoring on the Trail: What Mountain Biking and Trail Running Teach Me About Leadership, Faith & Life
Mountain biking and trail running in Northwest Arkansas give me room to focus, listen, and lead with the perspective I need as a pastor in Bella Vista.
Leadership Pastoring a Church in a Rapidly Growing Northwest Arkansas
Four realities churches in rapidly growing communities must wrestle with: strain, discipleship, culture, and helping new people find purpose and belonging.