I was reminded during a conversation today with an old friend that solutions happen not because of “The How”, but “The Who”. “The Who” also matters more than “The What” and “The When”. The solution to every problem is a person. If you want to get better as a church, team or organization, get the […]
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The Top 10 Leadership Posts I Read The Week Of July 13th
Christian leadership and culture. How do we engage it? What issues deserve addressing? What should be our tenor and tone when doing so? These are complex, messy questions facing us in a Post-Christian America. Many of the following posts address this topic. You will want to forward many, if not all of these, posts to […]
The Top 10 Leadership Posts I Read The Week Of June 29th
Christian leaders have the highest calling. We are assigned the stewardship and proclamation of the most important message in human history – the life-changing message of Jesus Christ. As a result, we must reach our full-redemptive potential as leaders. No stone can be left unturned and everything must be done possible to be the best […]
The Consequences Of A Mother’s Love And Commitment
First, let me say THANK YOU to all the mothers who read this site. I hope you were blessed and honored by your families this Mothers Day. Only Heaven can truly record your importance and the impact you have on your families. Once again, THANK YOU. As is our family Mothers Day custom, my wife and […]
8 Things Necessary To Do Something Memorable With Your Life
We all want to do something memorable with our lives. We want a life that counts. A life which makes a difference in people’s lives. A life which matters. The question begs how do you do something memorable? Something lasting? Something that matters? For answers, let us look an unusual place where memorable things happen […]
10 Leadership Practices Of Stay-At-Home Moms
When I talk to people who do n0t read this blog, the main reason they give is they do not consider themselves to be leaders. They think to be a leader you must have someone “under you”. This is especially true of many of the women I speak with. We need a fundamental shift in our thinking of what a leader […]
The Top 10 Leadership Posts I Read The Week Of June 16th
At the conclusion of each year I write the The Top Leadership Posts I Read The Previous Year. When I compile this year’s list in December I would not be surprised if a minimum of five posts from this week’s list are included. This may be the best, most important and heart-felt, gut-wrenching Top 10 […]