Sometimes leadership comes in different shapes and sizes. When everything has halted to a stop, or something isn't going the way that it should, sometimes it only take a few people to jump in and say, "This is not the way it's supposed to be."
You will lead through a challenging and difficult season. You are a leader in your context precisely because challenging seasons will come to your organization. Here's how to respond.
One of the biggest topics that come’s up in the Church Planting world: MONEY. Here are some practical things a church planter can do to stay out of the ditch as it relates to money.
Redemptive leadership really bears in mind that those that we're leading are made in the image of God. This has really profound implications on the way that we lead. Find out how and why.
Order matters. This is true for massive, complex projects like launching something into space (see: launch sequence), and it is also true for small, simple things like baking. Across the board, when you get thi... More...
Leaders often invest far too little time re-declaring the vision and continually aligning actions to the vision and values they have declared. Here's are 3 simple ways to do just that.
No matter the denomination, socio-economic makeup, ethnic mix, city, or geographical region, a church must have Jesus as her foundation (1 Corinthians 3:11) and her chief cornerstone (Ephesians 2:19-21). At the... More...
While some car companies have been experts in luxury, Volkswagen has been about cars for everyday people. Volkswagen literally means “people’s car,” and they branded themselves with economic cars. For example, ... More...
Leadership involves the innovation and execution of ideas. But sometimes great ideas aren’t the best ideas for your ministry. Below are four simple questions a church leader should ask before starting a new min... More...
Two thousand years ago, a small band of Christians flipped the world upside down. Unbelievers would write about them, calling them crazy, not caring about their money, selling their possessions to care for the poor. Why were they able to do that? Find out here.
God cares about work. That job you do for forty to seventy hours a week, God actually cares about it. He has called you to your profession, field and industry.
I was able to be a part of a beautiful reconciliation between a number of churches. Here are 4 things I learned from that experience that every 20-something church leader should keep in mind when doing mission.
