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Category Archives: Leadership
An excellet article!
I’ve learned a lot about grief. I have seen how it attacks meaning and motivation. Grief creeps up and seizes a moment, an hour, an afternoon. I think it’s going to be like this for a while. Continue reading
Posted in Church Leadership, Emerging Leaders, Leadership, Loss, Qualifications for leadership, Suffering, Trials
Tagged Hardships, Leadership, Loss, Trials
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Responding to false accusations
False charges can be evil and vicious. This happens when others slander us to bring us down and advantage themselves. Continue reading
Posted in Antagonists, False accusation, Gossip, Hate speech, Leadership, Slandered
Tagged Antagonists, Attacked, False accusations, false witness, Gossip, slander
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Lord, help us be united
Unity is challenging because the relationships in the church are not to be superficial or casual. The picture of life together for those who follow Christ is … Continue reading
Posted in attitudes of unity, Church Leadership, Community, Emerging Leaders, Leadership, Local Church, Qualifications for leadership, Small Group leaders, Testimony, Unity, Walking with God, Wisdom, Witness
Tagged Church growth, church leaders, Church Membership, Church unity, Debatable matters, local church life, unity, Unity in the Church
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How does God lead His people?
Knowing and doing the will of God matters to those who know God. How to know God’s will is not always so easy. Continue reading
Antagonist alert (13 red flags)
The presence of one or more red flags does not guarantee that you are dealing with an antagonist. But it will give you fair warning to exercise caution. Continue reading
Are you too worried about offending others?
Are there times when we should expect offenses and actually understand them to be appropriate and necessary? Continue reading
10 attributes of good preaching
A great model for preaching that could restore dignity and power to many pulpits! Continue reading
After 36 years as a pastor
Consider what is perhaps the most important lesson for a Church leader. Continue reading
Double-Tongued
Since gossip is the native language of the modern church, the qualification is as important today as it was 2,000 years ago. Continue reading
Posted in Church Leadership, Deacons, Leadership, Qualifications for leadership, Speech
Tagged Deacons, double tongued, Gossip, I Timothy 3:8
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