Leadership

It's a pain that many in the ministry have felt at least once and maybe more.

Are you struggling this Valentine's Day with one of these discouraging issues?

Great leadership doesn't start with a great education, although that is incredibly valuable. And it certainly doesn't start with a particular position within an organization.

It involves two critical elements.

These could have a lot to do with stalled growth and low team morale.

And we wonder why so many congregations are stagnated, plateaued or declining.

People need an opportunity to respond to the Word of God.

It's much more precious than gold or silver.

Once you're over the hurdle, however, the rewards are infinite.

Business apostles carry a huge responsibility.

The Lord gave clear instructions on how to live a victorious life that is pleasing to Him.

In unity, even what seems impossible can be achieved.

It the midst of this awful situation, the church has the opportunity truly to be the body of Christ.

Jentezen Franklin urges ministry leaders to be strong and courageous in dealing with these issues in the pulpit.

Do any of these describe you?

It's much easier than you may think.

Are you sometimes stricken by squirrel-like indecision?

Its power will change your past, your present and your future.

This is the real key to kingdom and church growth.

Small changes in sermon approach and delivery can open wide doors to post-moderns.