Tweet Old Testament Joseph’s heart models some great leadership characteristics. Someone asked me once what I primarily look for in the hiring of a staff position. I said, without reservation,…
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Tweet How do we give constructive criticism? It’s something all of us see and want to share, but how do we do it in a way that actually helps? Constructive:…
Tweet In this post I’d love to consider the heart of a leader. Specifically consider the heart of the Old Testament character Joseph. Someone once asked me what I primarily…
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…
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 There are many exciting things pastors experience in their work. Pastors get to see the best and worst of life, but in this post I’ll point out some of…
Tweet As a leader, there have been times I was overwhelmed with the challenges and opportunities facing me. God seems to call me to huge tasks. I suspect if you’re…
Tweet After a great day of teaching, Jesus faced the critics. There’s a lesson here for every leader worth remembering. Consider this story: And when Jesus had finished these parables,…
Here’s a way to discipline yourself to increase creativity on your team or in your organization…especially during times when money is tight.
When you are ready to make a purchase, ask yourself this question:
Tweet I am frequently asked how I am able to get so much done and still take care of myself and my family. By some standards I would be consider…