10 Ways Leaders Shape Their Teams — Eric Geiger
The popular and often-quoted leadership axiom “speed of the leader, speed of the team” captures the reality that the leader of a group of people sets the tone and pace for the group. Of course, there are exceptions. There are times that gifted people with high integrity give themselves fully to their work despite their leader being disengaged or disingenuous. But often the axiom is true. Healthy teams are typically led by healthy leaders. Here are ten ways leaders shape the teams they lead:
Loving the Church But Dreading Sunday Morning — Facts & Trends
I’m a committed church member who is present at every Sunday gathering, loves Jesus and His bride, and is passionate about ministry. Most days, however, I don’t look forward to going to church. While this disconnect may sound strange on the surface, the rationale behind it is pretty simple. Like many people, I struggle with social anxiety.
10 Reasons Pastors Should Develop Relationships with Missionaries — Chuck Lawless
Pastors, I’m asking for the personal privilege to speak directly to you with this post (and, Southern Baptist pastors, be sure to read my note at the end). The title of this post states my single point: all of us simply must develop more relationships with missionaries. Here’s why:
5 Resolutions for Pastoral Ministry — Brad Gray
Though I will never equate the theological prowess or eloquence Jonathan Edwards displayed throughout his evangelistic life, I…
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