Why is it that ... some church teams stick together like brothers and sisters even through adversity? Their attendance may be stuck, perhaps few baptisms are taking place and the offerings remain under budget but the morale is still strong. They stay on mission, press forward and genuinely enjoy ... Read More »
How to “Make Time” for the People in Your Life
More people in your life ... than time to see them is a fortunate tension. The tension is a blessed one because we’re fortunate to be loved, needed, wanted or candidly, have anyone seek us out and want some time. That’s not overly self-deprecating, it’s a healthy perspective. As leaders, we’re ... Read More »
Build Unity in Your Church
Lack of unity is one of the Enemy’s great schemes ... and plans to destroy the church. If he can get us fighting against each other, we become neutralized and of little threat. Your church will not move forward without unity in direction (purpose), culture, and spirit. Because we are human, ... Read More »
Island Leadership
It’s lonely at the top ... There is an element of truth to that, but it’s more about decision-making, weight of leadership, and responsibility. It’s not actually or literally about being alone. We were never designed to lead alone. It’s common for many pastors, and leaders in general, to ... Read More »
Fueling Spiritual Formation in the Megachurch
“We must never allow a well-intended commitment to scripture turn into a pharisaic list of to-dos.” Very large churches are sometimes accused of being shallow ... A mile wide and an inch deep. There is certainly truth to that potential, but I have found that many of the ... Read More »
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