“Microfractures” are inevitable in ministry leadership? When should you ignore them and when should you be concerned?
Remembering and being thankful for the everyday gifts in our lives is an essential leadership and spiritual discipline.
What mental model is shaping how you lead? Maybe it’s time to reexamine it.
Leaders need to keep their eyes on the horizon. Easier said than done. Just ask a basketball point guard.
We often make leadership more puzzling than it needs to be.
It’s only a small step to go from the reality of responsibility to a misguided attempt to be in control.
Mixed messages are unintentional, but they can create a mountain of frustration for leaders. They’re also avoidable in most cases.
Miscommunication is a major source of problems and conflict in churches and ministries. I am not talking about cases where someone blatantly lies or misleads.…
Moon shots are not just for NASA. Every church and ministry should have a bold, compelling, God-given mission that builds excitement and commitment.
“A person with no constituents is not a leader.”