Someone once asked me, “What are biggest leadership pet peeves?” I didn’t need to think about it. I said, “When a leader says one thing and does another, or they don’t mean what they say.”
As a leader in the church for over forty years, among the lessons learned one thing is for certain: Very little is for certain.
Most of us hate the word wait. It’s a four-letter word that stirs up all sorts of negative emotions. Waiting ranks right up there with a root canal. Necessary, perhaps, but not at all fun. And waiting is often a hope-killer.
Inconvenient church: Let me be clear—being part of a church does matter.
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How would your life be different if you found freedom from regret and fear?
The critical question is this: When faced with something hard or even scary, what will you do?
Planters need to understand the changing landscape of church attendance and our culture.
Too many are trying to move forward while staring in the rearview mirror.
How does God characterize significant accomplishment?
Yes is the scariest word in your vocabulary if you’ve grown spiritually safe and comfortable.
