Reframe your interruptions with this question.
We can carelessly forget those who made genuine contributions to our lives and erase their memory from our minds as they age because they inconvenience us.
We all have a story we tell ourselves about our leadership: a private narrative in our own minds that the outside world never hears.
Herbert Cooper, Senior Pastor of People’s Church in Oklahoma City, challenges leaders from Acts 27 when the apostle Paul and his team were in the middle of a storm.
Burnout is almost an epidemic among church leaders.
Are these true of you?
The recent joyful Easter celebration in Sri Lanka abruptly turned into a horrific tragedy.
What stories could this nail tell?
The reason why angels shared the message of universal importance to this group may surprise you.
Here are six prescriptions Jesus gives during times of anxiety.
What is a Christian leader to do with the lessons and controversy surrounding this young man?
These are the fears that stop me in my tracks and have the potential to paralyze me.
What does it say about our Christian walk if our lives are burdensome?
Nearly every day I talk to someone who isn’t accomplishing what they hoped for in their life.
Are you a reactionary leader? Or a leader who listens?
What would it look like for your team members to live fearlessly?
Maybe the press of people’s opinions feels suffocating, or the crushing demand of others’ expectations squelches your spirit.
Perfection isn’t the requirement for those who wish to lead. Progress is.
I want to take a look at this piece of scripture in a different light. One that leaders can learn how to lead better.
If your joy in ministry depends on everything going your way, you’ll be miserable for much of your ministry.
