Tag: humility

  • 5 Core Behaviors of Churches that get Unstuck

    5 Core Behaviors of Churches that get Unstuck

    Churches all across America are stuck. Large churches, small churches, old churches, new churches, Baptist churches, Methodist churches, Nazarene churches, Presbyterian church and even non-denominational churches are stuck. Stuckness is no respecter of the “brand” or “flavor” of the church. It happens to all kinds of churches. Lead long enough in a church and it…

  • 10 Keys to Guarding the Gate to your Sr. Leadership Team

    10 Keys to Guarding the Gate to your Sr. Leadership Team

    So who gets to be on the Sr. Leadership Team at your church? Is it based on who’s been there the longest? Is it based on who has the “in” and best relationship with the Sr. Pastor? Is it done, like Congress, by ministry representation so every ministry is represented? While all those things aren’t…

  • Global Leadership Summit 2013: Dr. Brene Brown

    Global Leadership Summit 2013: Dr. Brene Brown

    Dr. Brene Brown, Research Professor at the University of Houston Graduate College of Social Work did an incredible job speaking about the vulnerability of a leader. Dr. Brown is a groundbreaking researcher into the topics of shame, worthiness, and courage. Check out her book Daring Greatly. I don’t study leaders, I study people The 2…

  • Why Comparison is a Church Killer

    Why Comparison is a Church Killer

    Comparison is a Church killer, period. I think it’s ironic that we’ll preach messages in our churches about the body of Christ having unique parts, gifts and abilities but copy each other and chase after sameness. Comparisons are killing the movement of the Gospel and hurting churches and their staff. Healthy biblical leadership avoids comparisons…

  • leadership and the lost art of humility

    You’re probably familiar with the work of Jim Collins, researcher, speaker and author of the best selling book Good to Great. You’ll remember the 5-year research project exploring what turns a good company into a great one. You’ll also recall, much to all of our surprise, the findings that every good to great company had…