6 Traits Great Coaches and Mentors Share
There are certain traits that great coaches and great mentors both demonstrate. Here are the most important ones.
Leadership
When Good Fruit Comes From Flawed Leaders
How should we respond when we discover the depths of a leader's sinfulness? Does it discount the good they've done?
Apostolic Leadership: Why the Church Needs It Today
Apostolic leadership is often misunderstood or ignored. This article explores why recovering this biblical role is essential for a healthy, mission-focused church.
Karl Vaters: Small Church America—Revisited
How Pastor Karl Vaters lost his grasshopper complex and discovered, no one loses when the kingdom advances.
Raising the Bar for Volunteers
The level of commitment and accountability for a school sports team is often higher than that of church volunteers. Why?
How to Measure Your Church’s Reach
Counting buildings, budgets and butts gives an incomplete picture of church health. Here are ways to measure a church's reach.
The Top 21 Things I’ve Learned in 21 Years of Ministry
In my ministry journey, I've fulfilled many roles and grown and changed a lot. Here are the lessons I've learned along the way.
Resolving Conflict? Do This First
Making an effort to resolve relational conflict is never easy, but here are some biblical steps to prepare your heart beforehand.
A Great 2-Word Coaching Tool
By focusing on the metrics of joy and fruit, you can have a productive conversation with those you coach. Here's how.
6 Practices That Sabotage Search Committees
The typical search process should be no longer than six months. These bad habits are often at play when it takes longer.
