Everything rises and falls on leadership. As pastors, teachers, and church planters, we should be life-long learners, especially in the area of leadership.
One of the simplest yet most powerful things we can do as church leaders is encourage people. Think about it—who doesn’t need a little more hope and motivation? In a world full of negativity and criticism, an encouraging leader stands out like a light in the dark,...
As spiritual leaders, all of us want to have a sense that we’re operating in the will of God. Certainly, we don’t want...
Sometimes I feel like I am waking up in the scene from Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein where everyone grabs pitchforks and...
I have learned I don’t agree with everyone. And everyone doesn’t agree with me. I could say shame on them, and while...
Getting Started Many churches start in homes or coffee shops. Sometimes these were intentional and other times a...
Funding a new church plant is probably the most challenging aspect of the task. We aren’t usually doing well on this...
I was recently flipping through the radio stations in my car when I came across one of my favorite Pearl Jam songs....
Have you been on the hunt for info online only to have a popup article catch your eye? The one I stumbled across...
On the road to Damascus, Paul had an encounter with Jesus and experienced a radical transformation in his life (Acts...
The church is going through a transition of sorts. Many of us are preparing to exit the full-lockdown measures of the...
here are those moments in leadership when you have to make quick decisions. If COVID-19 has taught us anything it is...
As churches begin to prepare for re-opening our buildings, I think there are three important questions every church...
The Law of the Lid is a principle introduced by John Maxwell in his book The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership. If you...