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Do You Have What it Takes to Lead?
Three tests to determine if someone is ready to lead.
Ministry in the Digital Age
Leadership Journal Reviews
Disney World for Bible Nerds
A review of Logos 5 Gold software
Call Forwarding
What it takes to call leaders for tomorrow's church today.
The Just Church by Jim Martin (Tyndale, 2012)
A Leadership Journal review
Multiplying the message
A Leadership Journal review
Developing Future Leaders
Seven principles for training the next generation of church leaders.
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Our editors have compiled our best on Leader Training topics from the archives. Here you'll find ground-breaking, honest, wise coverage that sets Leadership Journal apart.
One-Bullet Leaders
Determining what the novice does well, and training him to do it.
Why THIS?
Cothern explains how he revised his expectations for the leaders at his church. Instead of asking them to be competent in many areas, the church adopted a "Each member doing one ministry well" philosophy.
The Care and Feeding of Leaders
Why THIS?
Spending personal time with invidual leaders is time-consuming, but Roy C. Price explains why it's time well spent for any pastor.
Training the Core Workers
Why THIS?
Fred Smith examines the personal dynamic involved in the training of leaders and offers five ways to measure success.
Equipping the Saints to Lead
Why THIS?
Larry Osborne reveals what he's learned about equipping board members for their leadership roles, including why it's a church's responsibility to take this task seriously.
Turning Pewsitters Into Players
Why THIS?
Every church has attenders who would be willing to serve, but they will remain passive until they're invited to get involved. A more concerted effort to identify these leaders is the key to unlocking their potential.
