If you make better disciples, you will have better church leadership.
People doubted his ability to lead the church off a plateau. He doubted himself when it came to transformational leadership. Then, something amazing changed everything.
When has God’s Word stopped you in your tracks and immediately changed you? How are you implementing transformational leadership?
If we don’t begin to reverse the trends in our homes, the foundation will crumble, then where will we be?
Consider this life-changing, biblical leadership quality in your resolution for 2018.
Forward: 7 Distinguishing Marks for Future Leaders, by Ronnie W. Floyd, is a cheery sketch of a gifted pastor’s judgment about the future of pastoral leadership in the context of a rapidly culture and crusty tribalism within the church and without.
Does God offer stock options? What does ministry ownership look like from His perspective?
What makes something traumatic? And why is trauma a big deal?
The Lord is looking for people of genuine faith—men and women who have a faith that is clear-to-the-bone and authentic.
As we get older and the world changes around us, we must learn to lead differently and adapt our vision.
As we begin 2018, I have never seen local congregations at such a critical juncture. Amid the waves of these seas of negativity exist mercy drops of hope and possibilities.
How does your church make disciples?
Leadership development has become the buzzword in the last five years. It is a massive need in the church, we have to take it seriously.
See if you can identify with one or more of these issues where allowing the status quo to continue is harmful.
It’s easy for church leaders to get anxious about money at the end of the year.
Discouragement is a universal experience for leaders. However, Nehemiah's response gives us hope.
I have a love/hate relationship with leadership.
Derwin Gray challenges us to think outside the circles of people with which we've surrounded ourselves.
How do you view God’s part as you live out of a leadership position? Here are three perils to modern leadership and the flaws within these misbeliefs.
Many people have this naïve view that a pastor just has to preach and love people.
