Tag: church
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5 Reasons Churches don’t Grow
It’s impossible for your church to grow and everything stay the same. I know it would be nice if everything could stay the same as the church grows, but it can’t. And the secret underlying truth is as your church grows you will lose some things along the way. But that’s kind of the point.…
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It’s Time for the Church to take a Different Approach to Leadership Development
There are three prevailing thoughts about leadership development that I’ve been noticing in churches across the country. First, churches are complaining that their leadership bench has become pretty thin. If God gave them a new opportunity they’re not sure they’ve got the leadership depth to say yes. I get this, I’ve also observed that the…
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How the Lead Pastor and Executive Pastor roles Work Together
The relationship between the Lead Pastor and Executive Pastor can make or break a church staff team and has profound impact upon the overall ministry of the church. Get this right and you’ll end up getting a lot right. Get it wrong, and well, it’s going to be tough sledding. There are some basic no…
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New Leadership Coaching Networks this Fall from the Unstuck Group
It’s Time to Take Your Next Steps as a Leader Leadership Coaching Networks with Tony Morgan and The Unstuck Group equip you with tools, best practices & peer support to help you lead more effectively. Now Reviewing Applications for Fall 2018 This fall, we’re inviting you to join Tony Morgan and the team for a coaching experience to help you lead…
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[FREE Webinar] The Campus Pastor Role: What Makes it Work?
July 24, 2:30 p.m. EST 45 min. webinar + 15 min. live Q&A Webinar hosted by Tony Morgan, Jason Anderson (Eagle Brook Church), Jeff Henderson (Gwinnett Church) and Chris Surratt (Lifeway) Far too many churches find themselves “multistuck” because they don’t hire the right leader for the campus pastor role. Or even worse—many end up…