Welcome! These posts are for those who serve as leaders in the local church. I’m so grateful for your ministry. Keep up the good (and hard) work! Here are some sample posts to get you started:
1. Eight Ways To Think Like A Big Church
2. Your Church Can Be Influential With These Six Things
3. 9 Indicators That Your Church May Be In Trouble
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Though this book is for anyone, Everyone Communicates, Few Connect: What the Most Effective People Do Differently by John Maxwell is a must for anyone who speaks in front of people … Read more
What percent of our communication is body language? Some say 50%; others say more. Depending on the personality of the listener, it could be everything. For those of us in … Read more
A great attitude in life comes easier when our bodies and minds are healthy, strong, and disciplined. “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your … Read more
If you do all the ministry yourself – or try to – your people will lose their serving and leadership muscle. They won’t be as effective and neither will you. … Read more
Don’t let your learning lead to knowledge, let your learning lead to action. What are you learning that you need to incorporate into your life? I picked up a book … Read more
Maybe it’s because I’m listening for it, but I keep hearing the phrase, “This may be a crazy idea, but…” Recently, I heard a sermon preached about the four friends … Read more
Mindset by Carol Dweck is a great book. The point behind her theory is that some people are wired to accept a challenge for the sake of learning. These people have a … Read more
Pastors must be willing to risk, try new things, and fail if they are going to lead and grow the church. It’s easy to understand why church leaders don’t feel … Read more
Churches are notorious for getting stuck and plateauing. We tend to answer questions that people were asking 15 years ago. We are drawn to tradition and have a hard time … Read more
“Anyone can do two things at once. What takes discipline is doing one thing at once.” I can’t remember where that quote came from, but I often remember it when … Read more