Effective Church Leaders are more than skilled volunteers. First and foremost, they should be expected to exhibit conspicuous spiritual practices. The "go to your prayer closet" and "don't let your left hand know
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Effective Church Leaders are more than skilled volunteers. First and foremost, they should be expected to exhibit conspicuous spiritual practices. The "go to your prayer closet" and "don't let your left hand know
It was a train wreck in the making. The senior pastor had been called when the church was averaging about 400 in worship and he led a growth initiative that took the church to
Bill Easum's interview with Bob Roberts [su_audio url="https://s3.amazonaws.com/ecaudiofiles/BobRoberts-2016.mp3" width="50%"]
"But that's not fair!" These are words I expect to hear from my young grandchildren ... not words I expect to hear from adults, let alone mature Christians. But I hear them nonetheless.
Over the past couple of months, I’ve been conducting interviews with pastors of church planting churches, and a couple of things keep reoccurring in all of the interviews. I thought I would single
I get the Harvard Business Review Management Tip of the Day during the week and had to share this one. (BTW, I highly recommend HBR for pastors ... it's worth the expense.) This