Will I position myself as a more autonomous or collaborative leader?
Some people need warnings to avoid the spotlight. Others need encouragement to step up.
Can those who lead congregations receive ministry from them as well?
When pushing our agenda keeps us from empowering others, we miss the point of leadership.
These meetings are dry, contentious, and sometimes crucial for discerning God’s will.
How I’m learning to lead God’s people one basket of manna at a time.
Step down from the stage and guide them in the learning experience.
My life-changing diagnosis forced me to learn myself—and my ministry role—all over again.
A leader can’t exist without people to lead—treat them well.
How the world’s ways of leadership have seeped into the church—but not in the way you might expect.
From outside speaking, to blogging, to any chance to build a bigger platform: how do you decide if it’s wise?