Should Close Friends Be on the Same Leadership Team?
Can close personal friends be trusted to put the good of the church ahead of their friendship, when necessary?
Can close personal friends be trusted to put the good of the church ahead of their friendship, when necessary?
Our brains record social pain in the same place they record physical pain. Here are ways to prevent those feelings of rejection.
It's important to be able to identify and counteract burnout before it buries you. Follow these four steps to dig yourself out.
Making an effort to resolve relational conflict is never easy, but here are some biblical steps to prepare your heart beforehand.
Change can be difficult on those we lead. Here are keys to communicating change in a way that will be well-received.
You won't glean these insights in seminary, but if you take them to heart you can save yourself a lot of ministry headaches.
A few simple guidelines can minimize the awkwardness of a serious conversation.
Take time to consider these ways to foster a sense of community among team members.
"Great leaders pay keen attention to how valued their team members feel."
"There are things great leaders have always done and will always do."