How can you get beyond the code of rejection as a leader? It’s a matter of overcoming the code words. Here are five more ideas to consider.
“Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men” (Colossians 3:23 NIV).
What makes a positive leader go further?
Networking is positive and can grow your ministry.
We think that if we land that promotion, write a bestselling book, retire early, win the next chess match, or build the world’s tallest tower, then we’ll be all right.
Leadership requires “10 out of 10” level performance day in and day out.
What would you say is the essence of pastoral ministry? That’s a question that stumps most people.
Our God allowed our country to form under the most incredible adversity. Adversity builds character and draws us to our knees before His throne.
Here are five ways we can show that we believe in trust, and that we trust those we lead.
Even though our tasks are dictated by others, we are to treat them as if they come directly from the throne of God.
This prophet of God was giving up. He was done. He saw no way forward. Can you relate?
We identified seven reasons.
If you’ve ever heard someone say, “I’ll pray about it,” you know that’s simply code for “I don’t think so.” How can you get beyond the code of rejection? Here are some general ideas to consider.
Sometimes it can be tempting to believe that work itself is a curse.
How can you expand your ministry perspective?
How do your celebrations display your organizational values?
Have you ever wondered why you went through some of the things you've had to face?
As I work with leaders, most of my time is spent on how they see, interpret and respond to life.
The majority of staff in many organizations have no organizational knowledge or experience of the pre-COVID years.
Of the 132 instances recorded in the Gospels, 122 of Jesus’ interactions with people took place in homes or places of business, not in places of worship.
