Before getting to the Top 10, I want to make you aware of an incredible online event coming up July 27-29. Nelson Searcy and his team are delivering all-new 3-Day Virtual Church Systems Check-up and Boot Camp. He will be teaching you all the proven, practical elements of each of the Eight Systems of a Healthy Church® AND the adjustments that need to be made now to the systems in the wake of the pandemic. I have been to this event three times. I cannot recommend it enough!!! Click HERE or on the image provided to register.
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.
- 4 Ways Churches Help Younger Generations Grow (Includes FREE Downloadable Resource)
- 10 Things To Consider Before Your Church Hires Another Staff Member
- 7 Qualities Of Godly Fathers
- The Surprising Truest Measurement Of Leadership Performance & 7 Ways To Achieve It
Now as promised, the following are The Top 10 Leadership Posts I Read The Week Of June 21st:
- Fire Is Dangerous, Home Is Safe by James Albright via LeadershipAndMain.org
- 10 Qualities Of Leaders I Want On My Team by Scott Cochrane
- Why Too Much Passion Is Bad For Your Leadership by Lolly Daskal
- 4 Successes Leaders Should Celebrate by Joseph Lalonde
- A Good Dad Is Countercultural by Greg Laurie
- What Lazy Theologians Do by Pastor Joe McKeever
- Declining Volunteer Numbers And 5 Steps To Reverse It by Carey Nieuwhof
- 8 Easy Ways Dads Can Affirm Their Kids by Brett Powell
- 4 Ways Pastor Can Refill Their Depleted Souls by Charles Stone
- Healthy Churches Will Get Stronger – And 4 Other Post-COVID Realities by Karl Vaters
That’s my Top 10 for the week! What other great posts did you read?
The Top 100 Leadership Quotes From 2020 is my latest ebook. The wisdom contained in these pages from top business leaders, pastors, coaches, and superlative thinkers sustained countless leaders in the most turbulent year anyone can remember. If you want to be the best leader you can possibly be, click HERE or on the image provided to download this FREE resource. The lessons learned from last year, if applied, will sustain you for years to come.