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Let's discuss something super important: empowering the leaders in our church and unlocking the amazing spiritual gifts God has given to everyone in our community. Listen, I know you're busy. Between sermon prep, counseling sessions, budget meetings, and remembering...
In recent months and years, we've seen some of the most well-known pastors fall morally. These aren’t just isolated...
We all know that in the hustle and bustle of church activities, it’s easy to get distracted. But let’s have a...
Clear and consistent communication is crucial for any organization, and the church is no exception. In a church...
It's important to remind ourselves that church planting is a marathon, not a sprint. You're not just throwing a few...
The ultimate measure of your leadership isn’t just about delivering great sermons or organizing events—it’s about how...
Let's be real: we all think our churches are friendly places, right? We preach second chances and celebrate redemption...
What’s a system?  I define a system as the process of developing and leading a church that lays out a process all can...
As church leaders, we all share a common goal: fostering a vibrant community of disciples who are actively growing in...
There’s an old saying that goes, “Pastor, you can’t be faithful to the Great Commission if you’re stuck inside...
Hey Church Leaders, Let’s be real—secularism is rising fast, and it’s hitting our churches hard. People are...
If you're feeling the weight of a declining church, you’re not alone. It’s a tough spot, but it’s not the end of the...
One of the most difficult aspects of leading a church is staffing. And here’s the mind-numbing problem: it will always...