Why Change Is Hard for Some of God’s People
I sometimes tease our young pastors that “in all the world, there are only three people who enjoy change, and none are members of...
God’s Promises Are Yes and Amen
Have you ever been meditating on God’s Word, and it seemed like the words were leaping off the page at you? That is God...
Finding Purpose In Your Life
A person who doesn’t have a purpose in their life is a wandering generality. They don’t know where they’re going, why they’re going somewhere,...
You’re About to Make a Comeback
It’s not over for you yet! God has the final word in your situation. You may feel like your situation is hopeless, but God...
4 Traits of Leaders Who Thrive In Developing Volunteers
Why do some leaders seem to be more natural at developing volunteers while others struggle? The good news is that this is not a...
5 Steps to Building a Winning Culture
“Culture eats strategy for breakfast.” - Peter Drucker.
This well-known and powerful quote demonstrates how the best strategy goes awry without a healthy team. To...
Seven Things We Didn’t See Coming In Churches at This Point after the Pandemic
Admittedly, it’s a tricky thing to find a precise beginning and ending point to a pandemic. We could accept the declaration from the World...
6 Ways to Inspire Your Team to Achieve More
An uninspired team is a sad team. When your people are no longer excited or encouraged to come to work, their work ethic will...
How to Become a Student of Human Nature
It’s difficult to lead well without becoming a life-long and intentional student of human nature.
Your accumulation of wisdom toward understanding human behavior is essential...
How to Overcome Imposter Syndrome As a Leader
Imposter syndrome is a leadership killer. You cannot lead well when you constantly think you’re not good enough, smart enough, or valuable enough to...