Everything rises and falls on leadership. As pastors, teachers, and church planters, we should be life-long learners, especially in the area of leadership.
As church planters, our primary call is to shepherd the community, share the life-changing message of the gospel, and help build deep, genuine connections between people and God. Yet, with the weight of so many tasks and challenges, it's all too easy to lose sight of...
Here are a few practical things that you can do to take your preaching to the next level, with minimal effort. 1. Do a...
As a leader for over 30 years, I’ve received my share of criticism. It comes with leadership. If you aren’t receiving...
Learning from history doesn’t cost much. And it’s worth whatever we have to pay for it. No matter where you are...
All great communicators begin with focusing on their listener’s mindset, not their topic. Senior Pastor’s who are...
Sometimes the best mistakes are premeditated. We can sometimes assume that to lose in any way is a horrible thing that...
It’s never a good thing when you have to cut the church budget. Luckily, I haven’t had to do it a lot, but this year...
According to John Maxwell - everything rises and falls on leadership. Leadership consists of making decisions....
How do you handle difficult people in the church plant? What is a good approach to counseling? Steve Sjogren shares...
When we started a church in Cincinnati, I had as many as three jobs at once to make ends meet. My favorite was driving...
I remember talking with a concerned man about his church. He was concerned the church was wasting a lot of resources...
How can a church planter deal with critics and criticism within the church? In this quick video, Jeff Hoglen shares 3...
If I asked 100 lead pastors what is the staff or volunteer position that is most difficult to work with, how many do...