LEADERSHIP RESOURCES
Concerned vs. Responsible
    I may be concerned about many things, but I am responsible for a few. Place your energies toward the few.
Responsible for a Few Things
    Ultimately, I want everything to go well in the churc...
The Speed of Change
    I love to tell the story of the 100-year-old man who was celebrating his centennial birthday. Someone stated, “Over 100 years, I am sure you have seen a lot of changes.” He responded, “Yes and I ...
[Podcast] Episode 5: Building a Global Community: A Conversation with Jemima Varughese
In this episode, we talk with Pastor Jemima Varughese about her leadership role, her journey as a pastor, and how female leaders especially can maximize their potential during this season.
Inside Out
    For many years, I was the primary leader of a successful organization. Until I hit a plateau. It took me 20 years to reach a pinnacle of my dreams-come-true and then nothing. I was still dreaming...
A False Sense of Abundance
    Jesus says in John 10:10, “The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy. I came that they may have life and have it abundantly.” These two roles are laid out pretty clearly: Jesus comes to ...
[Podcast] Episode 4: Lessons Learned from the COVID Crisis: A Conversation with Courtney McBath
In this episode, we join Bishop Courtney McBath as he shares about his latest book, 4C Leadership: Lessons Learned from the COVID Crisis. During this season, it’s essential for leaders in ministry and...
Six Principles Worth Remembering at Work
By Phil Cooke
    While working on a media project with a client recently, our strategist Dawn Nicole Baldwin dropped a few random but timely tips on their communications director. Beca...
Maintaining Your Company’s Culture: Why The “Middle” Plays an Essential Role
By Sam Chand
    I talk and write a lot about the importance of culture, and how it’s formed. Today, I want to talk about maintaining culture, which is something leaders seldom give the...
Feel Free to Say No
    In ministry, I want to make sure that my personal powers of persuasion are not leveraged as manipulation. People need to listen to the voice of the Holy Spirit, not my voice. I don’t...
This is the Age of the Nimble
   Bureaucracy is dead, and this is the age of “nimble.” Trust me on this – if your organization has silos, turf battles, or is overwhelmed by policy manuals, you’re about to get squashed by smaller...
