Questions can help leaders go further and do more. Yet, many leaders are unwilling to ask.
Has God equipped your church to minister to "people like us"?
When will our churches get back to normal? If "normal" means pre-COVID behavior, we will not return at all. We will, however, experience a new normal. We have to be ready for it when it comes.
An expansive update built on Faithlife's preexisting software, Logos 9 offers user-friendly features to accompany its extensive selection of books, lexicons, and commentaries, which I found especially helpful for my research papers and exam study times.
Most leaders fear change not because they're afraid of change, but because they're afraid it's going to backfire. The truth about change is that it's more mysterious than it needs to be.
Do you have a job or a calling? A job is something you do, often for compensation. A calling defines who you are and what you are created to do.
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In this short video interview, Bob Whitesel explains some of the most creative uses of technology he's seen since the arrival of COVID-19.
I taught at a Christian university for 11 years, counseling and guiding young men and women either already in the ministry or those that soon would be. Even then, I saw their struggles with sexuality.
Moses experienced God in near-fatal doses. How do you experience him?
When we remember to use a person's name, we're saying they are important to us. People feel more respected and valued when they hear their name.
What you accomplish in your day is largely driven by the momentum you have when you start the day.
We can foresee the time when it will be safe for people to gather indoors for worship, sitting side-by-side without masks. I don't know of any church that plans to discontinue their online worship at that point in time. But have you defined your post-pandemic digital strategy?
As an experienced church planter, trainer, and teacher, one of the biggest misnomers I have witnessed is the pressure placed upon the planter or planting team to produce numbers.
Barna Research discovered that 61% of pastors are lonely and have few close friends. The loneliest people in churches are often pastors. Why is this so?
Do you want to grow as a leader but don't have the opportunity to learn new skills and grow in leadership competencies? Is frustration setting in because you are not provided with opportunities to develop as a leader? The following list provides you with ways that you can grow as a leader right now.
As churches return to in-person gatherings, they are abandoning their digital and streaming services. At the very least, they are not giving them the attention they did during the quarantine. It's a big mistake.
There cannot be a strategy unless there is also execution. Otherwise, a strategy is just an idea. Worse, it's a waste of time.
After Facebook removed my biblical post, I have to wonder.
Research tells us that a strong and healthy culture leads to greater employee engagement and more growth for your organization. And yet, while 90% of leaders believe that an engagement strategy will have an impact on their success, only 25% of them actually have a plan.
