1269 Leadership Quotes
Within a recent Gallup poll, startling findings emerged revealing current public perception of trustworthiness among professions. Church staff, including pastors, were ranked lower on the scale than professions like nurses, doctors, pharmacists, high school teachers, police officers, accountants, and even funeral directors. With only 37% of those surveyed perceiving pastors as having high ethical standards […]
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The Top 10 Leadership Posts I Read The Week Of April 15th Driscoll, Lindell, the Conference, and Lessons for Pastors by Brandon Kelley via PreachAndLead.com. This 2-part video analysis is the best I’ve seen on the subject. How To Build A Healthy Culture In A Heated Debate by Scott Cochrane Ten Critical Keys For Designing […]
The Third Place The Third Place, a space for connection and community, but a space that is often overlooked in an ever-changing, digital community. Coined by sociologist Ray Oldenburg, the third place refers to spaces that are not work or home. From the coffee shop on a Tuesday morning, the pub on a Friday night, […]
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The Top 10 (Make That 15) Leadership Posts I Read The Week Of April 1st The following are The Top 10 (make that 15) Leadership Posts I Read The Week Of April 1st: 8 Critical Skills Managers Need To Lead Culture Positively by Jenni Catron 3 Proven Indicators You Are Growing As A Leader by […]
Aiming for Healthy Transitions: Navigating Staffing Dilemmas in Churches Churches across America are frequently grappling with recurring pain points, primarily revolving around hiring practices. It is time we collectively address and put an end to unhealthy hiring patterns that distress churches and church staff alike. For this purpose, let’s deep dive into the anatomy of […]
“What gets measured gets done,” but what do you measure each week at your church? Just as you stay (or should stay) on top of the numbers that gauge your health, eg. blood pressure levels, weight and height — the same is true when gauging the health of your church. The numbers are blinking indicators that let you […]
The Top 10 (Make That 15) Leadership Posts I Read The Week Of March 18th The following are The Top 10 (make that 15) Leadership Posts I Read The Week Of March 18th: How To Avoid The “I Hate Meetings” Culture Killer by Scott Cochrane – This was convicting! For Christians (And Everyone Else) With […]
As ministers, congregants, elders, and deacons, we often disregard the tangible aspects that design has to offer as it pertains to our church’s spiritual health. This belief becomes a distant measure because the practicalities of preaching, teaching, and worship lead the charge in making disciples. Let it be known that these practicalities are more than […]
The Three Dimensions of Church Growth: Going Beyond Numbers There is a common misconception in the world of religious establishments: a successful church is often equated with a packed congregation. Yet for any church staff keen on fostering comprehensive growth, it’s essential to understand the three critical dimensions of growth: numerical, spiritual, and financial. Numerical […]
Your visitors will encounter many things before they choose a seat and listen to your sermon this Easter Sunday. How is your church facility preparing the way for your guests and helping to draw them in? Seeing your facility through the eyes of your guests will help you create a more welcoming environment and give […]
