Tools Great Leaders Use, part 3
Tools Great Leaders Use, part 3 Without this key tool, things will not go well. Sophomore leaders too often follow their gut or what they have seen. Unless your experience includes this foundational tool, you create more mess than you solve.
Exciting Opportunity for Leaders Who Want to See God Do More Through Their Churches
Exciting Opportunity for Leaders Who Want to See God Do More Through Their...
Great Leaders Avoid Whack-a-Mole
Great Leaders Avoid Whack-a-Mole Does your ministry feel like the whack-a-mole game? As soon as you get one thing settled, another two (or three) problems raise their heads. When we do ministry one-off, frustration builds. Today’s video gives the overall answer to...
Don’t Rely Totally on Meetings
Don’t Rely Totally on Meetings Most leaders love and enjoy people. Since people are key to all God wants to do, that’s a great thing. Unfortunately, if we let “love for people” be our only assessment, we will hinder all God wants to...
What Great Leaders Value
What Great Leaders Value Innovation can be overrated. So can traditionalism. Frugality is another false friend. It can be helpful. But, pushed too far, frugality stymies what is really important. This video shares what should be A #1 in a leader’s...
God has blessed me to learn, formally and informally, from some incredible leaders, and to use that experience to grow organizations by helping leaders grow. I am currently the CEO of stowemission.org and the director of metrocolumbus.org, a network of 128 churches, primarily in central Ohio.