If you're like most Christians, then you want to read the Bible more often—and more consistently—than you have in the past.
To reflect Biblical principles in your leadership, you first need to understand those principles. Reading the Bible regularly helps you gain a deep understanding of and appreciation for the leadership principles – and examples – found in Scripture.
One morning when I hailed an airport cab in Miami, I looked forward to 25 minutes of staring out the window. I was about to hear a story I'd never forget.
As you lead a change initiative, here are six things to ponder.
Here are four ways you can find joy amid the challenges of leadership.
Have you every asked yourself, “Who am I, Lord, that you are asking me to lead this?”
When I am trying to explain a principle or idea that is unfamiliar to my listener or reader, I often try to use an analogy.
Have you ever completed a huge undertaking or a major project and felt completely spent?
Here are three suggestions to make the partnership thrive.
Each year at Easter, I make it a practice to clearly and openly convey the core place from which my leadership originates.
What does it look like to act in the opposite spirit?
Your calling consists of many duties and responsibilities. A few of them may be in your wheelhouse, but for the most part pastoral ministry will tax you, challenge you and humble you.
I had figured out exactly what he needed. Except that’s not what he needed.
As we look back over this regathering phase, we admit that several developments caught us by surprise. Some are good. Some are not.
When I think about sharing my faith, sometimes I think about it through a "product management" lens.
Let me help you think through your weaknesses by giving you a list of my own top 3. This is going to be somewhat embarrassing for me.
True leadership is not about control, but serving others and creating a positive impact in the world.
Wrestling with God didn’t cure Jacob of all his bad habits.
We need to be careful with the things we say with our lips, so that we develop a reputation for always being honest in every aspect of our lives.
Jesus has empathy for us. He understands first-hand what the human experience is like.
