Everything rises and falls on leadership. As pastors, teachers, and church planters, we should be life-long learners, especially in the area of leadership.
I often say, “You limit what you control.” There are limitations pastors unknowingly set for their church. It’s often a matter of control, yet I believe most of the time we do it without realizing they are. Many of these are natural occurrences from doing things a...
About three thousand years ago, Israel was once again in a bad place. They had this pathological spiritual pattern:...
Easter's come and gone. You've had a great service and maybe even a record turnout. The energy was electric, the...
There are a lot of smart and hard-working people out there. Some are both. Have you noticed that power and influence...
Sorry if the title is crude. No implication about anyone here. But leadership development may not be as difficult as...
In the heart of every thriving church plant lies a core truth: the strength of its team. Whether you're launching a...
I’m going to go out on a limb here and say that most small-town pastors tend to be very relational. It’s hard to get...
It seems I’m constantly balancing between my yes and no as a leader. As a leader, I prefer to say yes. I love it when...
With COVID now in our rear-view mirror and a new year ahead of us, there are many technologies we can employ to...
As pastors, we understand the incredible demands and pressures that come with our calling. It’s crucial to address the...
Leadership is crucial in any organization, and a church is no exception. However, developing leaders for ministry...
Ever feel like something's a bit off at church, but you can't quite put your finger on it? Could it be a sign that...
Embarking on the journey of church planting often evokes images of dynamic worship services, community outreach, and...