LEADERSHIP RESOURCES
Chairman of the Board
By Matt Green
It was Christmas of 1973. Jay Haizlip was 10 years old, and his mother gave him a present that would change the course of his life. It was a 20-inch piece of plywood...
The 50/50 Principle
By Ken Claytor
You probably know that cliché definition of insanity: doing the same old same old time after time and hoping for a different result. After several years of...
[Blog] The 4 Pillars of Honor
by EXPAND Consulting Partners
One word you will hear the EXPAND team repeat again and again is honor. Why is this word so important to us? Because it is the principle modeled by...
Weather Proof: Navigating the storms of life and ministry
By Greg Davis
It was the happiest moment of our lives. After eight years of struggling with infertility, my wife Nancy and I welcomed our first child, Colton. Finally, it seemed our...
To Do Justly: The church’s role in gun violence prevention
By Dr. Roger A. Mitchell Jr.
The phone rang. My tech answered and turned to me, “Dr. Mitchell, it’s the ID Unit.”
I put down my clipboard and...
[Blog] Beating the Block
by Andy Butcher
Douglas Adams, the author of the classic sci-fi comedy The Hitchhiker’s Guide to...
[Blog] It's the Transition That's Troublesome
by EXPAND Consultants
“Life is pleasant. Death is peaceful,” wrote the novelist Isaac Asimov. “It’s the transition that’s troublesome.” The same...
[Blog] Eyes on the Prize
How to Market Your Book after It Hits the Shelves
You’ve dreamed of this moment for years—or maybe, you’re still dreaming about...
[Blog] Transition is a Symphony
A healthy and positive succession and transition is a symphony: many parts playing off the same score, synchronized by a conductor to the delight of the audience. Some of the instrumentalists in...
[Blog] Why You Don’t Have to “Be a Writer” to Write
There’s a good amount of pressure today for someone to have studied writing—or to have published work—before considering themselves a writer. Though writing is...
