Everything rises and falls on leadership. As pastors, teachers, and church planters, we should be life-long learners, especially in the area of leadership.
When you hear the word mullet, you probably think of that infamous hairstyle: business in the front, party in the back. It’s bold. It’s memorable. It’s a mix of two seemingly different styles in one. But what if I told you the mullet is a pretty perfect metaphor for...
Burnout among church planters. It's a real thing, and it's hitting hard. Think about it: you've got passionate people...
I love working with big-idea leaders. I somewhat put myself in that category, so perhaps we are attracted mostly to...
Getting the message right is only a quarter of the task for the teacher. Communicating the message so that others...
Preaching is an art, a divine calling to share God's Word. In the journey of spreading His message, clarity and focus...
Change is a constant in life, and the church is not immune to it. Staff changes within a church, whether due to...
This week I want to talk about the multifaceted role of a successful lead pastor in the Post-Covid Church. To begin...
As a pastor, it can seem noble and even Biblical to try to be all things to all men. The apostle Paul even said as...
Success is not necessarily a numbers issue. I know plenty of large churches that may look successful on the outside,...
Picture this: a shepherd hanging out with their sheep, making sure they're safe, and heading in the right direction....
How about some resolutions that can actually make a ministry leader better? In my opinion, the best leadership comes...
Navigating the Lonely Waters As pastors, we're often seen as the rock of our communities — the steadfast...
I’ve always been considered a fairly disciplined person. There are certain disciplines that have made me who I am...