Search

Page 1 of 3

1. 4 Ways Leadership Should Support Your Church Discipleship Team ...: ... for both. Everyone seems to have an opinion on teenagers and spiritual growth. Most church leaders would agree that discipleship should be a priority for the church, but they are unclear on how to best ...; Created on 18 February 2020
2. 7 Characteristics of Cowardly Leadership ...: You remember the cowardly lion from The Wizard of Oz, don't you? He was supposed to be the king of the jungle, but he had no courage. I've known some leaders like the cowardly lion. I've written in a previ ...; Created on 14 February 2020
3. How to Recognize True, Authentic Giving: All of us go through seasons in our leadership where we're primarily receiving from others. I like to refer to this as the receiving stage. Especially when we first start out, we rely on others' connections ...; Created on 13 February 2020
4. The Key to Awakening Revival and Transformation: This past week at the Dream City Conference in Phoenix, Arizona, I heard a compelling message titled "There's a Freak in Your Future" from a friend of many decades, Denny Duron. I found myself crying, ...; Created on 11 February 2020
5. A Friendly Message For Those Taking on Denominational Work: ... ge telescopes or snooping devices to see your every move. They know if you visited Mama in the hospital or Papa in the nursing home. They hear your sermons each week and see the effects of your leaders ...; Created on 07 February 2020
6. Why the Need for More Church Leaders Never Ends ...: ... toilet. The stress can become so heavy that the growth feels more like a crisis than a blessing. Having a leadership crisis is not exclusive to the church (take a look at Congress) and neither is it a ...; Created on 07 February 2020
7. 8 Reasons Churches Allow Immature Believers to Lead: ... evers who are babies" are leaders in churches. In this post, though, I'm writing about a "middle-ground" believer in a leadership role: one who's been a believer for some time and doesn't carry on like a ...; Created on 06 February 2020
8. How to Lead Your Congregation Through a Plateau: ... exist. Plateaus can last for a long season. In fact, plateaus are more common for most leaders. The highs and lows are simply more memorable—they stand out more. We talk more about them. These plateau ...; Created on 06 February 2020
9. Does Your Team Culture Produce Leaders or Followers? ...: ... something. His statement was that he "wants to lead an organization that produces innovative leaders." And I love that and it's a goal for me in leadership. But I have also heard it so many times. Leade ...; Created on 04 February 2020
10. Is It Time for You to Reinvent Yourself?: ... potential in our current season. That's why I always tell leaders to reinvent themselves based on their age and stage. I'm not the same person as I was a year ago—neither are you. That's why it's so impo ...; Created on 30 January 2020
11. How Do You Know if You Are 'Stretched Too Thin'?: "You can only love the other people in your life as well as you are loving yourself." —Jennifer Turner There is a common phrase that many people, especially working moms, use. It's "stretched too thin." ...; Created on 29 January 2020
12. Rick Warren: How to Move From Success to Significance: ... t to get where they are, they still don't feel satisfied. They haven't found what they are searching for. They would exchange the money, the accolades and the fancy titles for real satisfaction. These lea ...; Created on 28 January 2020
13. Why Your Response Matters More Than Your Mistakes: ... moving forward in a healthy way. As a dream releaser, Sam Chand serves pastors, ministries and businesses as a leadership architect and change strategist. His purpose is to help others succeed. Chand has ...; Created on 23 January 2020
14. 3 Guidelines for More Open-Handed Leadership in Your Ministry ...: ... sons. In leadership, however, it's essential to be more open-handed with your authority, influence and what you have built. Partially because it doesn't really "belong" to you, but ultimately because t ...; Created on 22 January 2020
15. 6 Trends of Retirement-Age Pastors the Church Should Watch: Tens of thousands of pastors and other church staff members are becoming retirement age each year. We have not seen anything like this phenomenon. These church leaders are reaching retirement age, but ...; Created on 20 January 2020
16. Why Your Response Time Truly Matters: ... to text them back. Not only that, but this individual was asking you for your insight on a particular topic. Maybe they wanted to partner with you on a project or pick your brain on a leadership topic ...; Created on 17 January 2020
17. 5 Ways God is Reforming His Church in 2020: ... and shifting His church: The restoration of true biblical standards for Christian leadership Last week, I dealt with this point in part 1 of this article (read more here). However, let me add the biblical ...; Created on 17 January 2020
18. 3 Reasons We Shouldn't Reject Leadership Development Culture ...: I think leadership is an important issue that's often overlooked. I know ... you think I'm crazy. Leadership resources and speakers abound. But there's a reason the best place to find leadership books ...; Created on 08 January 2020
19. How to Effectively Lead Your Church Through Today's Divisive Political Climate: ... ty much like real life. If you are in leadership, you've experienced some fine lines that can become land mines if you don't know where you are stepping, and you can find yourself in trouble fast. Rare ...; Created on 07 January 2020
20. Why the Army of God Suffers So Many Casualties in Spiritual Battle: ... bandages, some have their arms in slings and others are on crutches or in wheelchairs. As your vision becomes even clearer, you see that once the battle began, some of your leaders had run from the battle ...; Created on 07 January 2020

First Page
Previous PAge
Page 1
Page 2
Page 3
Next Page
Last Page