When I wrote Autopsy of a Deceased Church five years ago, the positive response took me by surprise.
It is important to note a few important aspects of God’s perfect plan and see how to build our own better, more successful plans.
Typically, modern and millennial church leaders have varied approaches when it comes to their buildings, monies and programs.
Tim Pollard’s The Compelling Communicator: Mastering the Art and Science of Exceptional Presentation Design is a must-read for anyone who makes routine presentations.
The recent joyful Easter celebration in Sri Lanka abruptly turned into a horrific tragedy.
The tendency is to focus only on immediate, directly measurable results.
God’s mission for you is an exciting journey into the marketplace and community in which you live.
Not all of these classes are created equally.
Here’s how to keep hope alive, without disconnecting from reality.
Randy Frazee, Author and Lead Teaching Pastor at Westside Family Church in Lenexa, Kansas, challenges leaders to consider who they look to for advice when building a business.
What’s your attitude in defeat?
As leaders, we must be prepared to effectively communicate the transforming power of new life in Christ.
An omniscient point of view would be nice to have as a leader.
What reason did I have to wish for better circumstances?
When it comes to leadership, you are more than your title. Jud Wilhite, Senior Pastor of Central Church (Henderson, Nevada), shares how the Bible describes your identity.
As a leader, if you do nothing else, do this.
Do your planning efforts leave space for God to work?
Your ministry will be shaped by either your priorities or your pressures.
Greg Leith, CEO of Convene, shares a story of how one business leader used his company to impact lives spiritually.
What does it take to follow through with the initiatives God? Many times, the right people.
