It all goes back to Mark 10:27. read more

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It all goes back to Mark 10:27. read more
This is one of the hardest parts of leadership. read more
Not even Jesus did everything people asked Him to do. read more
Many leaders and pastors assume they understand how to plan for their ministry, when in reality, they do not. read more
These could have a lot to do with stalled growth and low team morale. read more
In unity, even what seems impossible can be achieved. read more
This is the real key to kingdom and church growth. read more
These are characteristics you almost have to have in people if you are going to work well together long-term. read more
The process and the decision-making rationale are significantly different than they were just a decade or so ago. read more
Even though this process is used by as many as 200,000 congregations in the U.S., there still seems to be a mystery about it. read more
Greater chemistry leads to better team performance. read more
If a person heeds the advice in all nine of these matters, his or her résumé will likely stand out from over 90 percent of the other résumés. read more
The governing body of your church and those with spiritual authority must have this in common. read more
Solid answers will help equip them to do what God has ordained them to do. read more
It's amazing how many churches tend to be afraid to risk calling a preacher who was "let go" by his former church. read more
It can cause a bevy of issues. read more
If you struggle with this, as you should, here are some things you might want to consider. read more
If I were on a pastor search committee, I would ask the congregation to establish up front whether they will support our acting in faith or if they want some kind of guarantee against failure. read more
A simple structure is a more stable one. read more
Although they can easily be misused or misconstrued, stats are important for a number of reasons. read more