Servant Leadership Compassion
"Hem" We Need
by Dr. James Merritt
People all around us are hurting. Learn how your acts of kindness can lead those who are suffering to an ultimate healing in Jesus!
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"One Size Fits All" Leadership
by Lead Like Jesus
If you want to be a better leader, then the best way to ensure success is to follow the example of the greatest Leader of all time: Jesus.
(Dis) Unity
by Kelly Levatino
We won’t always agree with our leaders. And that’s okay. What matters is what we do with our disagreements.
“What’s in It for Me?” Church
by Ronnie Floyd
God expects service to be the norm for His people. Since the Master was a joyful servant, so shall His disciples be.
1 Phrase Every Minister Needs to Live By
by Ronnie Floyd
There is one phrase every minister needs to live by, and it is this: Love does not keep a record of wrongs.
10 “Different Numbers” That Really Matter
by Dan Reiland
Pastor Dan Reiland shares ten facets to keep up with in your ministry. How would you evaluate yourself and your leadership team?
10 Bad Bosses We’ve All Been or Experienced
by Ron Edmondson
Hopefully, you'd rather be a leader than a boss. However, sometimes we have to put on the "boss title" to handle an issue. But, there's always a way to avoid being a "bad boss."
10 Challenges for Your Team
by Brad Lomenick
How can you make your team better this year (and every year)? Brad Lomenick shares 10 challenges the Catalyst team has incorporated into its values.
10 Reasons I'm Hopeful and Excited About the Next Wave of Leaders
by Brad Lomenick
Are you excited or concerned about the next wave of leadership in our churches and in our country? Brad Lomenick shares why he's got great confidence in the next generation of leaders.
10 Reasons Why Humility Is Vital to Great Leadership
by Brandon A. Cox
Humility may be a forgotten virtue in conversations about leadership today, but it’s absolutely essential to having long-term, broad-range impact.
10 Suggestions for Handling Conflict in a Healthy Way
by Ron Edmondson
Conflict is a part of relationships. As leaders, we shouldn’t shy away from conflict. We should learn it’s value and how to navigate conflict for the overall good of the team.
10 Things Congregations Wished Their Pastor Understood
by Joseph Mattera
Joseph Mattera shares 10 things that pastors can do to better serve their congregations.
10 Traits of Narcissistic Leaders
by Joseph Mattera
Because of our sinful nature as human beings, all of us have some narcissistic tendencies to deal with. Joseph Mattera discusses characteristics that identify a narcissistic leader.
10 Ways to Be a Great Non-Profit Board Member
by Ron Edmondson
Public service is a great way to give back to the community—and to be a better Kingdom builder! Here are 10 ways to be a valuable non-profit board member.
11 Key Ways a Younger Leader Can Gain Credibility
by Brad Lomenick
Are you a leader who wants to gain credibility? Whether you're a young leader or a seasoned one, this credibility theory from Brad Lomenick can work for you.
12 Characteristics of "All In" Leaders
by Brad Lomenick
What does it mean to be an "all in" leader?
12 Killers of Good Leadership
by Ron Edmondson
Leaders, be honest... which of these wrecking balls do you struggle with the most?
21 Quick Leadership Reminders
by Brad Lomenick
Don't forget the following leadership principles that will motivate you to succeed in life and business.
3 Problems with Unresponsiveness
by Ron Edmondson
Responsiveness is paramount in ministry and leadership.The more you can do to avoid unresponsiveness, the better you can build an atmosphere of genuine trust.
4 Key Attributes of a Workplace Christian
by Os Hillman
How can Christians influence people in their workplace? Os Hillman discusses four key attributes that all Christian leaders must have.
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5 Counseling Models for the Local Church – Which Is Right for You?
by Dan Reiland
There is no right or wrong way to provide counseling to your congregation, but there may be a good, better, or best way.
5 Elements of Empowering Your Leaders
by Dan Reiland
Empowerment isn’t an attitude or feeling—it's an intentional process that requires consistent effort and commitment.
5 Examples of Leading Outside the Norm
by Ron Edmondson
There are different types of organizational leadership, and today's successful leaders know how to find the balance between formal and informal styles.
5 Examples of Leading Outside the Norm
by Ron Edmondson
How can leaders find the balance between formal and informal leadership styles? Ron Edmondson offers five examples.
5 Questions for Great Communication
by Dan Reiland
The best communicators are at ease with who they are as people. Are you comfortable in your own shoes?
5 Secret Traits to Make a Better Leader
by Ron Edmondson
Ron Edmondson lists five secret traits that will help you become a better leader.
5 Secrets of Church Revitalization
by Ron Edmondson
Church revitalization isn't easy, but it's necessary. Ron Edmondson shares thoughts from his personal experience.
5 Signs That It’s Time for a Staff Member to Resign
by Dan Reiland
If frustration supersedes productivity (and good coaching doesn’t help), it might be time for a staff member to resign. Remember, staff transitions are a normal part of organizational life!
5 Steps to Take When You've Offended Someone
by Ron Edmondson
We all offend people at times, but what can we do to move forward?
5 Thoughts About Spending Your Leadership Equity Wisely
by Brandon A. Cox
As a leader, every decision you make and risk you take will require an investment of some of your equity. How will you manage it wisely?
5 Times When Change is the Hardest
by Ron Edmondson
Times of change can test your leadership. Understanding when change may be resisted will help you and your organization.
5 Tips for Navigating Team Conflict
by Ron Edmondson
As a leader, one of your primary roles is developing and maintaining the health of your team. What do you do when team members aren’t getting along?
5 Traits of the Aware Leader
by Ron Edmondson
Great leaders are aware leaders. Here are 5 traits of an organizationally aware leader.
5 Ways to Avoid the Leadership Vacuum
by Ron Edmondson
Ron Edmondson offers 5 ways to avoid a leadership vacuum.
5 Ways to Hear People Who Are Different from You
by Ron Edmondson
It’s not easy being a leader, but it's more manageable when you discipline yourself to allow others to help you lead.
5 Ways to Respond to Criticism
by Ron Edmondson
Allowing criticism to work for you, rather than against you, is key to maturing as a leader. Here are 5 correct ways to respond to it.
5 Ways to Show People You’re Authentic
by Ron Edmondson
If you want people to take your leadership seriously, they must believe in your authenticity. Here are 5 steps to becoming a more authentic leader.
5 Ways to Take Back a Delegated Project
by Ron Edmondson
Good leaders are willing to make hard decisions, even if it means taking back a project already delegated to others. Here are 5 steps to help.
5 Ways to Tell If You've Forgiven Someone
by Ron Edmondson
Forgiveness is a release of anger and of the right to hold a grudge. How can you know if you've truly forgiven someone? Here are 5 ways to tell.
5 Ways to Truly Embrace Forgiveness
by Ron Edmondson
Biblical forgiveness is hard, yet those of us who have been forgiven must learn to forgive others. Here are 5 helpful suggestions.
