Don’t Stop Writing Your Leadership Story
It is only when you desire change and are willing to take steps to produce change that change will come. What difference do you want to occur in your leadership story?
It is only when you desire change and are willing to take steps to produce change that change will come. What difference do you want to occur in your leadership story?
So how do you know if you’re running well—or even running in the right direction? The answer to that may look different depending on how far along you are in your pastoral course.
Sometimes, a leader has to survive the moment, buy time to survey the surroundings, and figure out what to do next.
I believe that a healthy sense of responsibility is absent of shame and enables us to recognize our mistakes without losing value.
Where once the church was the gathering place, the world enticed her people to become more lackadaisical to her offerings. As a leader, you must not focus on those who have chosen not to return, but on the ones who come at least once a month to church.
God did not call you to go into the accessible places where gold would be found, but the hard places where ministry must drill down into the community to find a solid foundation to build the church.
Leaders today are facing discouragement and are asked if they will continue in their ministry assignment or leave ministry altogether.
By reconnecting with your neighbors, you will bring the church back to the forefront of what has been missing--a deep community connection.
For some leaders, listening to another person talk about their problems is like fingernails on a chalkboard. While other leaders embrace the conversations as they gain a high conversing with others.
Becoming a better shepherd or a better leader never happens by accident, and it doesn’t simply happen over time. Men and women who improve their pastoral capacity or their leadership do so with great effort and on purpose. Here are a few helpful suggestions to start improving. If you are going to an appointment that … Continued