Tim Price
Are you the leader of a volunteer team? Volunteers are a unique bunch. It requires some skill to help keep them engaged, connected, and focused. Though there are a million different ways to organize your team, here are some practical steps to ensure your volunteer team keeps growing: 1. Invite new people to get involved … Read more
Employees are the lifeblood of any organization. Without their commitment, loyalty, and buy-in, you will never grow or be successful. While pay is seemingly the single most important issue in the minds of workers, money is about halfway down the list of what is important to your employees. So what do your people want? Though … Read more
Here’s are my lists from the last five or so years. I don’t know how helpful these are for others, but creating this list holds me accountable to keep reading and learning. So, here are twenty books I’ve read this year. VIEW THE OTHER LISTS HERE…
When you’re doing work that matters and you want your work to matter and make a difference, you need to abide by this very important rule. Set your schedule before you start. When the schedule is set and you know the goal, you won’t be tempted to stop here and there for side things. You … Read more
It was great to meet Dr. Chris Bounds at Beulah Camp this past summer, have him on the Go Harvest Podcast talking about the early church and reading one of his books, Unholiness. One concept from the awesome book was on the historical consensus about Christians being involved in the local church. The universal church … Read more
I ran across the coolest little book called Three Little Words by Terry Ferguson. It’s a collection of three-word phrases, supported with scripture verses, of some simple concepts to live a great life. They are easy to memorize and are great for kids! For this blog post, I chose ten of the hundred or so … Read more
This post most likely falls into the category of “workbench mode” on my blog. Just thinking here. But I’ve been reflecting on the timing of those who were born around 2002-2009. This group of 13 to 20-year-olds are in the exact age group that will help shape, lead and serve during events coming up in … Read more
When we don’t care about ourselves, we wind up trudging through life, unable to live fully with joy! On the other hand, when we’re making good decisions and making the most of every opportunity, it’s like driving freely on the open road. I wanted to share some questions that you might find helpful to see … Read more
The word ministry means to serve. You can add the word ministry to leadership, teams, and other concepts, but at the root, church “ministry” roles are about serving. If you live in the world of ministry, you understand even more the unique nature of helping to build morale among this group. It begins with you. … Read more
The number of books out about the perils of our society’s addiction with technology right now is staggering. One book that really had an impact on me was Digital Minimalism. It caused me to only charge my phone in the kitchen at night (and I just bought a small alarm clock for my bedside). You … Read more