This question is relevant for all pastors and church leaders.
Social media is a platform we must embrace, but it doesn’t come without its warnings.
In the ideal world, communication should be simple.
Do you find yourself locking down on traditions, doctrine, policy and habits?
These leaders focus on building a great business because they have an eternal perspective.
A review of Ralph Mayhew’s The Anonymous Leader: An Unambitious Pursuit of Influence.
A challenge for fathers as they lead their families.
Some may call this a discipleship deficit.
Let me explain why I see this major trend on the horizon.
A review of Bob Whitesel’s Enthusiast!: Finding a Faith that Fills.
What does it say about our Christian walk if our lives are burdensome?
If you have ever spoken before thinking, here are some tips on creating a default communication system that responds with insight and grace.
Age and experience provide amazing perspective.
A major roadblock in many organizations is motivating your team with a future perspective.
Good things are ahead not just for your congregation, but for all of God’s people.
Here are practical ways to enhance your meetings.
The effective leader knows how to prepare and perform in times of accusations and personal attacks.
Let’s think about the leader’s service and followership.
Mornings are the most crucial part of our day. And how we begin them sets the tone for the rest of the day.
Have you ever led by following?
