Think Macro for Outward, and Micro for Inward
…the core leadership. The congregation never matters. If it is laid out by the trusted leadership, the congregation will follow. So, think macro when thinking outward, micro when thinking inward….
The Roles of a Lead (Senior) Pastor
…in the lead leadership team and insures that the DNA permeates everything done by the congregation. Models servanthood and the Great Commandment in all of his/her relationships. Identifies, recruits, equips,…
Churches Doing Small Groups
…1. Leadership training must occupy a priority place in your ministry. Studies show now that leadership training is the most essential part of small group ministry. 2. Small group leaders…
Greying in America
This month’s leadership tip is somewhat different. I received the following email this month. I thought my response to it might be worth sending to you as the tip of…
Making a Difference
…What is your specific call? Share your thoughts in the Comments section below. You Might Also Like: Staffing Made Simple Lessons from Starbucks Leadership Development Leadership on the Other Side…
You Have Church Growth Processes … So Why Aren’t You Growing?
…nowhere else. Consistency Beats Complexity You don’t need a dozen clever systems. You need one system you run every week without fail. Simple. Repeatable. Effective. Habits Require Leadership Pastor, if…