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- 1. 5 Leadership Tips From Pastor Who Battled Ebola Epidemic in Liberia ...
- ... That was the most difficult side of my pastoral work. Let me share how I led my congregation into maintaining a positive, calm and result-oriented attitude during the ebola crisis in Liberia. These leadership ...
- Created on 25 March 2020
- 2. Rick Warren: Why Prayer Must Take Priority in a Crisis
- Every crisis is a leadership opportunity. As a pastor, you minister to people in crisis all the time. It could be a health, relational or professional crisis. It could even be a crisis born out of a natural ...
- Created on 18 March 2020
- 3. When Will Your Accomplishments Be Enough for You?
- ... stors, ministries and businesses as a leadership architect and change strategist. His purpose is to help others succeed. He has served as senior pastor, college president, chancellor and president emer ...
- Created on 16 March 2020
- 4. How 'Negative' Decisions Can Build a Positive Reputation
- We've all heard the word "credibility" thrown around in business and leadership before—especially in today's culture. Your credibility and legacy are your most valuable assets as a leader. But how do we bu ...
- Created on 11 March 2020
- 5. Practical Keys to Move You Closer to Your Big Goals
- ... s more than they plan their own lives. This is a huge deal for Christians who want to be in leadership or business. Success of any kind in these two areas hinges on how well you cast vision and set goal ...
- Created on 06 March 2020
- 6. Why Being a Pastor Is Still the World's Greatest Privilege
- Being a pastor is hard. Many churchgoers may not realize this because they tend to see us at our best. After all, our job is to encourage others, love them and give them hope. But our jobs are not always ...
- Created on 06 March 2020
- 7. Rick Warren: 3 Commitments Every Spiritual Leader Must Make
- ... e out what you say you believe. You don't just teach truth; you model it too. If you're going to lead, people must trust you. All leadership is built on trust, which stems from having a reputation for telli ...
- Created on 04 March 2020
- 8. How to Know When You Have Reached Your Capacity
- ... as president emeritus of Beulah Heights University. As a dream releaser, he serves pastors, ministries, governmental and social organizations and businesses as a leadership architect and change strategis ...
- Created on 03 March 2020
- 9. 12 Signs Your Church Is on a Downslope
- ... come back after the first time. Stagnant, if not declining, finances: Long-term members may be keeping the financial ship afloat, but nothing suggests coming growth in giving. Fractured leadership: O ...
- Created on 27 February 2020
- 10. 10 Leadership Lessons You Have to Learn the Hard Way ...
- ... turn out to be the highest compliment the Father ever gave you. Early believers rejoiced they were counted worthy to suffer (see Acts 5:41). These aren't exactly a compilation of leadership lessons one mig ...
- Created on 25 February 2020
- 11. A 4-Step Antidote to Combat Toxic Team Members
- ... that everything possible was done to make it work. Let's be candid: It's challenging enough to coach skills, develop leadership and achieve the desired goals with good attitudes. So, don't let poison rui ...
- Created on 24 February 2020
- 12. 4 Ways Leadership Should Support Your Church Discipleship Team ...
- ... the making of disciples? The leadership has to decide what and how to measure discipleship, and then evaluate success based on those measurements. There will always be a measure of subjectivity when i ...
- Created on 18 February 2020
- 13. 7 Characteristics of Cowardly Leadership ...
- ... us post about courageous leadership. It seems a counterpost is warranted. And if I'm completely transparent—at times that coward has been me. Let's face it. Leading others is hard. There is often lonel ...
- Created on 14 February 2020
- 14. 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
- 15. 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
- 16. 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
- 17. 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
- 18. 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
- 19. 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
- 20. 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
