Elders, The Culture You Want Flows From the Commitments You Make
The true measure of a mature leader can be seen in the commitments they make and how diligently...
How To Cultivate Church Commitment in a Consumer-Driven World
Have you ever met someone whose face lights up with joy when they talk about how long they’ve been part of their church? I’ve met...
When Broken Relationships Break Your Heart
Busted relationships. Whose name comes to mind? If you’re beyond high school, there’s likely more than one. In a broken world, broken...
Ambitious Goal Setter? Let’s Talk.
Are you an ambitious goal setter? I’m in your club, though I attend the meetings less often after...
Leader, Our Biggest Problem is Not Other People
What are the greatest obstacles in your life right now? Where are the substantial dangers that will keep you from moving forward? It’s...
Am I Really #Blessed?
Am I Really #Blessed? #Blessed! That’s the banner we want flown over our lives and ministries, isn’t it? We want to be able to say (and...
Two Questions to Ask During Your Test of Adversity
Two Questions to Ask During Your Test of Adversity Real life rarely knocks. It just breaks down the...
Seeing Myself More Clearly
Problems for Christian leaders (and really, any leader) don’t typically start with self-awareness. It’s the wrong kind of...
Larry and the Lessons of Long-Term Rewards
Being a leader has tough moments, but plenty of rewards too. There is the joy of helping people to reach their potential or to press on to...
Leaders: Some Ways to Know If You Truly Grasp the Gospel
In the early 1900s, engineers building the Brooklyn Bridge faced a crucial challenge. They had to...
