A cure for CEO disease
This is a chronic condition that requires continuous treatment.
6 things we have learned since Autopsy of a Deceased Church
When I wrote Autopsy of a Deceased Church five years ago, the positive response took me by surprise.
3 biblical ways leaders can read people
Here are three concepts to help you discern people's unspoken thoughts and attitudes.
4 points of collaboration for successful planning
It is important to note a few important aspects of God’s perfect plan and see how to build our own better, more successful plans.
Wisdom for transitions
Transitions are difficult, but they do not have to be defeating.
Start a CLT to strengthen your ministry
Who’s at the core of your team?
The confusion between making disciples and developing leaders
Many principles could be identified in a discussion on leadership development, but let me give just one for our present purposes.
A sad truth about those disciples you’ve made
Don’t be surprised when they do this.
How do I know if I’m a mature disciple?
Disciple-making is a lifelong journey.
6 reasons your new member class is not effective
Not all of these classes are created equally.
Does hope define your leadership?
Here’s how to keep hope alive, without disconnecting from reality.
Here’s an effective leader
Randy Frazee, Author and Lead Teaching Pastor at Westside Family Church in Lenexa, Kansas, challenges leaders to consider who they look to for advice when building a business.
Winning in defeat
What’s your attitude in defeat?
A reality-check while on the job
What reason did I have to wish for better circumstances?
Training leaders when the talent pool is shallow
Among the many challenges faced by pastors of churches that are “stuck” is the need to develop new leaders.
4 more types of busy leaders
And the idols of their hearts. Which leader are you?
One roman nail
What stories could this nail tell?
3 types of busy leaders
And the idols of their hearts. Which leader are you?
Servant leadership in various seasons
Whatever your stage of life, there is always an opportunity to serve.
Why following your heart is bad advice
Here’s the hard truth about your heart.
