Tweet I see part of my role as a senior leader as a developer of other leaders. As a pastor, as much as I was called to make disciples, I…
Tweet I see part of my role as a senior leader as a developer of other leaders. As a pastor, as much as I was called to make disciples, I…
Tweet Several years ago, I spent a coupe of hours with a group of young pastors. It was a cross representation of church planters and pastors of established churches. There…
Tweet I once received a question about a post entitled “7 Enemies of Organizational Health“. One of those “enemies” I listed as “structure”. The person’s question was, “Are you referring…
Tweet I love organizational leadership. I especially love attempting to lead healthy organizations. I have been in both environments – healthy and non-healthy. I prefer healthy. If truth be told…
Tweet In my opinion, there are times when my leadership is better than others. I call them seasons. Seasons come and seasons go. Obviously, I would love for all of…
Tweet After a great day of teaching, Jesus faced the critics. And when Jesus had finished these parables, he went away from there, and coming to his hometown he taught…
Tweet I once was asked a genuine question by a young man entering a new job as an entry-level leader. He was ambitious and ready to lead, but his boss…
Tweet I remember talking with a young leader. He had recently made a pretty major decision for his organization. He had prayed about it. He had consulted wise counsel. He…
Tweet I once had a great illustration of leading under pressure. Or, to be honest, the need to actually “lead†(or lead well) under pressure. I met a friend at…
Tweet I think we waste a lot of time in change management that we really don’t have to waste. Here’s a time saving tip when you are considering a change. I’m…