The Top 10 Leadership Posts I Read The Week Of October 15th
October 19, 2012 
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The above video is from Senior Pastor Derwin Gray of Transformation Church and is one of The Top 10 Leadership Posts I Read The Week Of October 15th. Pastor Derwin is a dear friend and one of the greatest leaders I know. If you are not a regular follower of Pastor Derwin on his blog or Twitter, do so today.
The following are the nine additional posts from leaders you need to know as well.
- 6 Things Pastors Forget About The Rest Of Us by Richard Chancy
- 6 Lies We Believe About The Church by Nicole Cottrell
- Love The One You’re With by Derwin Gray
- An Interview with Andy Stanley About Making Better Choices in the Context of Uncertainty [Video] by Michael Hyatt
- Danger Must Be Known Before Fear Can Be Felt by Joseph Lalonde
- A Glimpse Into The Mind Of The Addicted by Lance Lang
- How NASCAR Uses Access To Build The Most Loyal Brand Fans Anywhere by Amy Jo Martin at www.FastCompany.com
- 7 Things You Should Know About eBooks by Tony Morgan
- 15 Ways To Identify Bad Leaders by Michael Myatt
- How To Turn Your Marriage Around In 10 Days by Scott Williams
And there is one more very important post I want to make you aware of – When the Pastor’s Teen Rebels… by Scott Cochrane as an absolute must-read by all parents, whether you are Christian or not.
That is my Top 10, well 11. What are some other great posts you read this week? I hope each of you has a great weekend!
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Great posts Brian!
Thank you Dan. And thank you for all you do to serve church leaders.
Thanks for featuring me in the list Brian. It’s an honor.
I really enjoyed ThinkGrowth’s blog on What Failure Isn’t. They laid it out and gave valid reasons for it. You can find it at http://www.gapinternational.com/thinkgrowth/?p=2506
Joseph, thank you for the comments and suggesting ThinkGrowth’s blog. Very helpful.