Leadership

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.

Avoid the ‘Fixing Trap’

Jesus didn’t come to fix us from afar. He came to walk with us.

What Does It Mean to Be Great for God?

My heart tells me I’m average at best, and it asks what it means to be great for God.

Leaders, Embrace Authentic Leadership Rather Than Strive for Perfection

When we create a culture that allows for mistakes, we encourage innovation, creativity, and risk-taking. It’s in the crucible of failure that leaders often discover their greatest strengths and develop resilience. This mindset reflects authentic leadership in practice.

Honor With Authenticity

If you feel honored, it’s always good if it catches you a bit by surprise. If you are looking for honor with authenticity, it will never be enough.

The Case Against Using Your Phone During Church

Recently, I went to a movie theater in my hometown. I noticed the previews stressed that everyone must turn off their phones and other digital devices. The article highlights how using your phone during church can distract worship and others.

10 Gifts Every Leader Should Give Their Team

How to empower your team to succeed

Trust Your Team When You’re Away

We usually view unplugging as restorative for ourselves, which is true. But if you lead people in your church—and if you are reading this it is probably true with staff or volunteers—then you need to unplug for their sake as well.

Preacher-Eaters and Troublemakers in the Church

The presence of the Lord–experiencing his nearness, knowing that “he is here, in this very place”–shrivels the ego, wilts the self-confidence and overpowers one’s pride. This article discusses the impact of troublemakers in the church on unity and leadership.

Reminders for First Steps When You Take Your First Steps

The people you start with may not be the people you finish with. The reminders for first steps can help frame that truth—sad, but true—and yes, painful.