As a leader you must project optimism. But when you cross the line into exaggeration or hyperbole, your leadership is facing significant risks.
When the unexpected happens, you can respond on these five ways to stay faithful and make the next wise decision.
It is time to stop celebrating church transfer growth: a church answers research article shares what we should celebrate instead.
Older Christians should not spend our last days constantly grumbling and complaining about anything and everything. Here are 5 ideas for aging gracefully.
By rethinking how we preach for the digital age, we can effectively reach people, build relationships, and ultimately disciple them daily – one micro-content moment at a time.
Momentum can be deceiving. When you have it you think you always will. When you don’t you feel like you’ll never get it.
If you are a senior adult and find yourself disturbed by this conversation, please know that I am one of you.
A God-given dream is always bigger and better than we imagine. Why should we expect any less?
Every leader should be clear on his or her true-north values. Such values aren’t the essential values every believer should embrace like keeping the 10 commandments, obeying the golden rule, or living out Jesus’ great command and great commission.
Here are seven things that will take place in your church as the Baby Boom Generation dies.
I am attempting to quantify how many of those who claim the label of Christians are not really Christians. How many of them are CHRINOs, Christian in name only?
Often organizations will only bring out the mission, values, strategy, and vision statement when there’s an orientation class, and then they keep it in the closet. As a result, many churches have a missional drift and have been derailed.
The power of how you communicate as a leader is not limited to the great vision-casting speeches you make. Much of your impact takes place in your day to day conversations.
In this 1-minute video strategy, I talk about showing your church how innovation reaches new people.
Marry yourself to these four practices and you will build momentum in your ministry.
The good news of the gospel is not just that I get to go to heaven when I die but that I get to partner with God in revealing heaven on earth until I die.
Even though work is now under the curse, God never once retracted the first commission after the Fall. In fact, He reiterated it, most notably to Noah and family after the flood.
What is calling? What does it mean to be called by Jesus to our work?
Leaders, you have to learn new disciplines to lead your team to new heights. In my experience climbing the mountain and working with leaders at organizations of all sizes, I can share seven key disciplines leaders must embrace to lead others to their vision.
What is the purpose of building a business, working a register, or planning an event if those actions don’t lead to an opportunity to share the gospel?
