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You Can’t (and Shouldn’t) Please Everyone

Dan Reiland -
Learning to balance the natural tension of loving and caring for people, but not allowing someone to leverage their personal agenda or hijack the vision of your church is part of the leader’s responsibility.
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An Atheist’s Take on the Decline of Christianity

James Emery White -
Strange that a famed atheist bemoans the loss of what Christianity has brought to culture, and an agnostic the loss of what Christianity brought to the dynamics of human community.
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Silencing Antagonists

Jimmy Dodd -
Skillful leaders demonstrate compassion toward the antagonist knowing that there was likely something in their past that has caused them to live an angry, defensive life.
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Finding Momentum When Everything Is Working Against It

Carey Nieuwhof -
So you’re leading in a tougher environment than you’ve ever led through in your life. How do you find momentum and growth in a season...
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Self-Care for Leaders During a Crisis

Josh Laxton -
Navigating and leading through a crisis or crises is draining on a leader. For instance, when you take into account the current pandemic (a...
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The Other Pandemic

Natasha Sistrunk Robinson -
RACE & THE GOSPEL Before the coronavirus entered the world and changed our lives, there was the pandemic of white supremacy. That is the idol,...
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Pastoral Care During the Pandemic

Chuck Lawless -
Even in the midst of pandemic, we church leaders have to continue providing pastoral care for our sheep. Here are some reflections on this...
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How to Lead When Everyone Seems Divided

Carey Nieuwhof -
This is probably one of the hardest seasons you’ve ever led through. One of the things that’s making this season particularly challenging is that, regardless...
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6 Surprising Discoveries After Reopening

Eric Geiger -
Our church was not the first in our county (and definitely not in the country) to start holding worship gatherings again, and I am...
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Answering the Question Behind the Questions People Ask You

Ron Edmondson -
You’re familiar with the common scenario where someone half-jokingly asks for advice for a “friend.” Everyone knows the “friend” is actually the person asking...
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Leading in Difficult and Confusing Times

Todd Adkins -
The U.S. military created the acronym VUCA right after the Cold War. While the war was going on, the battle lines of the world...
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