Tweet In making a first impression the little things matter, so I once did an experiment. When a visitor shows up on one of our church campuses for the first…
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Tweet We should welcome constructive feedback as a leader. I remember an especially hard year for me as a leader. It was so bad several members of our staff had…
Tweet There are some things that annoy me (most) in leading people. They almost always involve the ways people misuse or even abuse their leadership power. But also the way…
Tweet As a pastor, the larger the church becomes the greater the tension I have between being available and being accessible. That has been equally true every time God has…
https://media.blubrry.com/ronedmondson/ronedmondson.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Sending-A-Kid-To-College.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadTweet In this episode of The Ron Edmondson Leadership Podcast Ron and Chandler Vannoy share some tips on sending kids to college. We come…
Tweet As a pastor and through my online ministry, I frequently receive questions from churches who want to do a good job in welcoming a new pastor. I have been…
One of the toughest jobs in the church is that of being a pastor’s wife. No doubt I have one of the best in Cheryl. (I would say the best, but I have a co-pastor and he has an excellent one also!) Cheryl has a full-time professional job, is an excellent mom and wife, but the demands on her as my wife are often overwhelming. Still she handles it with grace and a smile.
Tweet I’ve learned by experience there is often one sign I am doing something good as a leader. It’s not fool proof. Thankfully it doesn’t happen every time because even…
Tweet What should you do in a declining church? I get asked that question a lot. It should be noted there are no cookie-cutter solutions for reversing a church in…
Tweet As a leader, I often read the Bible through a leadership lens. Likewise, some of my best principles of leadership have been inspired by Jesus. There are many leaders…