A leader’s time is always in high demand. There’s a constant pull to give a few minutes here, an hour or two there, and the to-do list is never done. Because of this constant tug and pull, certain priorities can quickly fall to...
Read MoreCrisis moments nearly always impact the finances of a church or organization. If the crisis is severe enough, it can also creep into your personal finances through lay-offs and organizational downsizing. As a leader, what...
Read MoreOne of the most important things leaders can do in a crisis is communicate wisely. People need life-giving assurance, and leaders are often the ones to deliver it. But communicating this way doesn’t happen by accident. In the...
Read MoreIn my last two articles, we’ve looked at the life of the biblical leader Daniel to discover two ways to build influence in a hostile culture. Those two keys are commitment and character. Daniel demonstrated a commitment to God...
Read MoreWhen Daniel was around 16 years old, he was captured by King Nebuchadnezzar in 605 B.C. The king besieged Jerusalem, rounded up all the young men of Jerusalem, and carted them off to Babylon…a place hostile to Daniel’s faith in...
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Leaders today are frustrated by a lack of clarity, ineffective systems, dysfunctional teams, and unhealthy cultures. I speak, coach, and write to help motivated pastors and leaders gain clarity, build high-performing teams, and maximize organizational health.
