Mobilizing God’s People God’s Way
The way we motivate and mobilize volunteers often isn't God's way; fortunately, Paul lays a roadmap in Ephesians.
The way we motivate and mobilize volunteers often isn't God's way; fortunately, Paul lays a roadmap in Ephesians.
A healthy marriage plays several pivotal roles in helping us have a gospel-centered life and ministry.
There are times when leaders are given the title, but not the authority to lead. Here are ways to respond.
Church leaders who try to do the work of ministry alone are particularly vulnerable to compromise and defeat.
If your team is displaying any of these negative conditions, it's time to sit down and have a talk.
A church leader's words have the power to resolve or exacerbate conflict. Here are responses that make things worse.
God doesn't always want us to say yes to new leadership opportunities.
Practicing these tips will help you better connect with and engage your audience.
The expectations and needs of today's unchurched person are shifting in significant ways we need to be aware of.
We tend to elevate qualities like confidence, decisiveness and courage in leadership, but the 'softer' qualities are just as important.