I was talking to a leader the other day whose organization had just gone through a major crisis.
The book of Hebrews offers leaders profound insight about faith that we must believe and embody if we want to effectively lead.
Some days I can scale the mountain of to-dos and video calls, but other days I’d rather meander along a level path.
I’m now in my late thirties, and I’m starting to think deeper about what leadership is.
The apostles set a stellar example of great leadership as they helped solve the first internal problem the early church faced.
Keeping up your passion for leadership is hard, but doable.
The past five months, I've been frustrated and unsure more than at any other time in my career – you can relate, I'm sure.
The ability of a leader to speak the truth is not opposed to the idea of being kind. In leadership, speaking the truth is the very essence of kindness.
As leaders, we must rise above the all-too normal thoughts that can plague our approach to decision-making.
Yes, there's a new kind of servant leadership. It's the kind the world needs right now.
If we want to succeed as biblical leaders, we need to avoid these three aspects of servant leadership.
I highly recommend his book to anyone who is in a position of leadership and those who desire to transform their church, business, life, and family.
I want to encourage you to persevere! Here are four obstacles you may not even realize you’re overcoming every day on your servant leadership journey.
You’ll never know what to do if you won’t admit that you don’t know what to do. And you’ll also never know what to do if you are afraid to ask God for help.
Workers may be able to maintain just one view of their work and their organization, but leaders have no such luxury. Leaders must put on at least five different pairs of glasses to see their organization in full.
In these stressful times, who do people really need you to be as their leader?
Have you made yourself available to God in the midst of hardship?
What is your church doing to energize a reconciliation ministry?
I honestly cannot recommend a more refreshing book to provide necessary reorientation in moments of disorientation.
