This article is a follow up to the previous article on staff management. Learning how to lead a staff is one of the most important aspects of a pastor’s life if that pastor
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They didn't teach me management skills in seminary. I wish they had, because as the leader of a church, I needed them badly and it's a shame I had to learn them on
A book every pastor with a staff, or one who is going to have a staff, should read is Fairness Is Overrated, by Tim Stevens. Over the past two years I've waded through dozens
I imagine that it's no surprise that many (dare I say most) seminary trained pastors – and even business trained pastors – lean toward the verbose and the grandiloquent. In some writings, I suppose, that's
I was the pastor of a good church but, honestly, it didn't honor God like it should when it came to new people. We were very friendly to each other, however, guests didn't
As a pastor, I wasn't taught or mentored in how to be a leader. So I have had to dig deep inside to prayerfully find and develop an inner leader or suffer the
