Conflict and Criticism Archives - Page 10 of 20

What struggles do you regularly revisit that impact your leadership? Drew Sherman, Lead Pastor of Compass Christian Church, shares a personal experience of how temptation had him obsessed with dumpster diving.

By |May 9, 2019|Categories: Church Leadership and Administration, Conflict and Criticism, Failure, Psychology and the Brain, Spiritual Growth and Soul Care|

Learning from the Sri Lanka massacre

The recent joyful Easter celebration in Sri Lanka abruptly turned into a horrific tragedy.

By |May 7, 2019|Categories: Conflict and Criticism, Fear, Worry, Suffering and Grief, Servant Leadership, Spiritual Growth and Soul Care, Vision and Culture|

One roman nail

What stories could this nail tell?

By |April 19, 2019|Categories: Conflict and Criticism, Failure, Fear, Worry, Suffering and Grief, Leadership Development and Discipleship, Spiritual Growth and Soul Care|

Accountability for volunteer ministry leaders

Should a volunteer youth leader be relieved of his responsibilities if caught stealing?

By |April 2, 2019|Categories: Church Leadership and Administration, Conflict and Criticism, Leadership Development and Discipleship, Servant Leadership, Spiritual Growth and Soul Care|

3 reasons for a business failure

Here's how to be a winner!

By Christian Muntean|March 22, 2019|Categories: Conflict and Criticism, Productivity and Time Management, Vision and Culture|

Taking a biblical stance without appearing hateful

How do we respond to this post-Christian era?

By |March 15, 2019|Categories: Conflict and Criticism, Servant Leadership, Spiritual Growth and Soul Care, Vision and Culture|

Preserving financial integrity in the church

Hard to believe that in churches, more money is stolen than given to missions.

By |March 10, 2019|Categories: Church Leadership and Administration, Conflict and Criticism, Finances|

Relating well to 4 types of church attendees

How you relate to these various groups will impact your vision and strategy.

By |March 5, 2019|Categories: Church Leadership and Administration, Conflict and Criticism, Vision and Culture|

What I’ve learned from angry emails

Sometimes this form of communication has not served me well.

By |February 14, 2019|Categories: Communication and Social Media, Conflict and Criticism, HR and Staffing|

The importance of assertive leadership

Here is how assertiveness is a desirable and biblically justifiable quality in pastors.

By Tom Crenshaw|February 5, 2019|Categories: Church Leadership and Administration, Communication and Social Media, Conflict and Criticism, Leadership Development and Discipleship|

The curse of comparison

No matter your vocation, position in life or size of your ministry if you are a leader, you probably face this same curse.

By |January 31, 2019|Categories: Church Leadership and Administration, Conflict and Criticism, HR and Staffing, Vision and Culture|

First, lead with this

Sometimes the best leaders have the most unexpected stories. Jon Weece, Lead Follower at Southland Christian Church in Lexington, Kentucky shares about a friend who was desperate for the Church to show kindness and the journey it took to find it.

By |January 28, 2019|Categories: Church Leadership and Administration, Conflict and Criticism, Faith in the Workplace, Servant Leadership|