Before getting to the Top 10, the following are some of this site’s top posts from this past week. If you have not read them yet, make sure you check them out the second time around.
- Just 27 Reasons Jesus Is The Greatest Leader Who Has Ever Lived – Perhaps the most meaningful post I will write all year.
- The Top 10 Books Leaders Need To Read In Spring 2021 went viral!!! Make sure you check out this reading list.
- ‘A Scared World Needs a Fearless Church’: Leading Bravely in Uncertain Times
- 10 Facts About People Who Experience Success Or Failure In Life
Also, make sure you check out the latest edition of The Pursuit Of Service Podcast which I have the privilege of co-hosting. Jeff Wright and I discuss the value of reading books in the episode The Biggest Challenge Leaders Are Facing. Click HERE to listen. I got a little fired up on this one!
Now as promised, the following are The Top 10 Leadership Posts I Read The Week Of April 5th:
- 3 Key Lessons For Your Church From A Study Of 20,000 Online Events by Rich Birch
- 9 Advantages To Working In Your Strengths by Dan Black
- The Day After Easter by Kurt Bubna
- Why I Stopped Ordering Books On Amazon by Phil Cooke. Great post!!!
- 10 Terms That Define Generation Z Today by Tim Elmore via GrowingLeaders.com
- 7 Prayers To Pray To Make Worship More Powerful This Weekend by Chuck Lawless
- 4 Pressures Every Leader Faces (& How To Overcome Them) by Shawn Lovejoy via CourageToLead.com
- The Worst Part Of Being A Pastor by Pastor Joe McKeever. Absolute genius!!!
- Lessons Learned From 2021 Good Friday And Easter Services by Tom Pounder via YMSidekick.com
- How To Lead When You Lack Clear Vision And Direction by Dan Reiland
That’s my Top 10 for the week! What other great posts did you read?
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