You’re Not Always a Great Leader (and That’s OK)
"In reality, average doesn't always mean mediocre, and ordinary doesn’t always mean you’re second-rate."
"In reality, average doesn't always mean mediocre, and ordinary doesn’t always mean you’re second-rate."
"We wonder why so many congregations go to church, log many hours in activities each week and still feel unfulfilled."
"What has been my biggest mistake or decision of regret? I have a few, but there is one that stands out among the rest."
"Pastor, I love you. I want nothing more than for you to be all who God wants you to be. So this might hurt a little."
"If you could ask just two questions—one personal and one related to your leadership—what might they be?"
"These are hard conversations to have. But when we speak truth in love, we are doing what Jesus asks."
"Sometimes, people come into a ministry role with some misconceptions that can lead to disappointment and disillusionment."
"Rather than criticize worship leaders, let’s seek to encourage their heart for invoking and celebrating the presence of God."
"Your church is a lot bigger than you. It will remain long after you are gone. With that in mind, be a legacy leader."
"The local church will remain incomplete, lacking vital ministries and gifts, until those missing parts of the body come back home."