Leadership Lessons from Archery
We forget the wisdom of the old Chinese proverb that says, “A journey of a thousand miles always begins with a single step.”
Leadership
Leading Through Change Without Losing Your Soul
"Three words best describe how I’ve often felt in the midst of leading change: Alone, frustrated and defeated."
Leading—and Pastoring—With a Limp
The arrows often come from formerly close friends. It’s the “kiss” of a Judas that’s distinctly painful. Betrayal hurts deeply.
Courage to Defend Your Ideas
Wherever you are or whatever you do, creative change is going to ruffle a few feathers. Perhaps more accurately, it’s going to drive some folks absolutely nuts, and defend your ideas.
When You Lack Confidence: Insecurity in Leadership
You can do all God calls you to do, because He will equip you for His call. Insecurity in leadership can be battled, and you’d teach your church this, right? If God calls you to it, He will strengthen you for it.
Prone to Wander—Great Dechurching Phenomenon in America
In the context of the Great Dechurching, 15 million people who left evangelical churches, 51% are willing to return—right now.
Explaining the Growth of Non-Denominational Churches
The growth of non-denominational churches shows that these congregations are more evangelistic, and are more intentional about reaching their communities with the gospel.
AI and the Church: A Brave New World
It’s really important for AI and the Church to have the best understanding about AI and be ready to equip people.
Chasing the Past: Leadership Lessons for the Church
Honoring former leaders and the church's history celebrates what God did, but it also serves as a reminder of what God can do again when we stop chasing the past.
What My Mentors Have Never Said
I’ve watched these mentors work through tough situations, but their faith never wavered.