Tired of “how-to” books? Here’s a “when-to” book by Daniel Pink.
What’s the one subject almost no church leader enjoys talking about?
As a pastor, I’m constantly faced with more time demands placed upon me than I could ever possibly fulfill.
You’re never finished developing leadership skills.
Maybe there is more required for these relationships than what we originally thought.
Do you understand productivity in the right way?
If you keep your eye on these two things, you'll never get lost in pastoral ministry.
Here is one approach that won’t limit your ministry.
The struggling pastor who feels he needs a new church needs to handle this concern carefully.
God is not done with us yet.
Are you influential? Rick Warren, Senior Pastor of Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, California, shares about his unexpected success from his most recognized book and the challenge of responding to that success.
Here are some reasons why your pastor may be looking for a different kind of job.
Here is one practice I use to guarantee productivity.
Finding a way to accomplish every line item on my to-do list and trying to keep my calendar in order day in and day out can be quite a challenge.
Let’s try to demystify this.
What are those skills you have mastered that are now habits?
I like things fast and immediate. What about you?
Think about it this way: if the mind of man doesn’t plan, what does the Lord have to direct?
Aaron Brocket, Lead Pastor at Traders Point Christian Church in Indianapolis, shares about a season when he felt discouraged and the catalyst that breathed new life into how he thought about his leadership.
As counter-intuitive as it may seem, investing in a healthy home life can actually improve your work life.
