Leadership

The Easter Illusion

Easter exposes the gap between attendance and belonging, between membership and engagement, between connection and discipleship.

Living and Leading Above the Warning Signs

We can’t lead well from last year’s spiritual fuel. We need a fresh touch from God today.

Seeking Humility

Biblical synonyms for pride include conceit, superiority, insolence, arrogance, boasting, contempt, wrongdoing and self-centeredness.

Choosing Between Painful Truth and False Hope

Over the years, I’ve seen the disappointment and damage to employees, teams, freelancers, vendors, and others when an organization’s leader promises what he can’t deliver or has no intention of delivering.

Expect New Obstacles in This Post-Pandemic Phase

The challenges can seem insurmountable. The pace of change can seem unbearable. But we serve a God who is with us always.

11 Tips for Prioritizing Family in the Never-Ending Work of Ministry

If you let it, your ministry will overtake all of your time with your family.

When a Leader Is Insecure: Dealing With Insecurity In Leadership

Part of having a healthy church or organization is the strength, which comes from different people. Dont be afraid to ask for help. There are probably people who can do things you dont feel comfortable doing when dealing with insecurity in leadership.

Why Playing It Safe Is Not a Good Idea

5 reasons to avoid being overly cautious as a leader

What Preacher Thoughts Are Like During the Sermon

I admit that we preachers sometimes misread faces because we don't know all the details, but we do notice expressions. Here's a look into what preacher thoughts might be like during a sermon.

You’re Not the Only One Stretched by Leadership Tensions

Theres a tension of attempting to duplicate another persons success and being exactly who God has called me to be. God has not called me to preach like anyone else, but rather to navigate leadership tensions effectively.

Achieve a Strong Finish — Starting Today

Our personal growth isn’t solely forged through grand ministerial achievements or notable successes. Instead, it’s the culmination of the seemingly modest, everyday moments that truly mold us.