Leadership

Effective Team Training: Four Steps

You’ve trained them well. They’re highly capable team members. They’re going to do great.

Tough days in ministry—even days that make you want to quit—shouldn’t surprise you.

Ron’s first bit of advice: Fall in love with wisdom. Keep reading and studying. More importantly, keep growing personally in your walk with Christ.

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From NBA MVPs to Super Bowl winning quarterbacks to the world’s top golfer, they all have coaches.

What’s most important in our work is not the buildings or programs we build, but rather the people we develop into healthy teams.

I want to cultivate curiosity again. Because, as Rob Bell said, curiosity whispers to me that the best might just be yet to come.