LEADERSHIP RESOURCES

By Allison van Tilborgh

A cornerstone of the Christian faith has always been to spread the good news to the nonbeliever. We look from the inside out, identifying opportunities to advance the...

The KISS principle—let’s be kind and define it as Keep It Simple, Saint—is widely known for its organizational application. But it’s also great advice when it comes to...

By Martijn van Tilborgh

In the second chapter of Zechariah, we encounter a man with a measuring line. This man is on his way to the city of Jerusalem, the city of God. He is passionate, full...

By A. Anthony McLellan

For years William Wilberforce pushed Britain’s Parliament to abolish slavery. Discouraged, he was about to give up. His elderly friend, John Wesley, heard of it...

By Martijn van Tilborgh

Leaders who are intentional with their gift and message won't only help others. God returns the favor to them. I have seen this happen with those I serve, but I've also...

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 themselves...

By Natalie Born

I once worked in an organization where the leader would ask, “Why are we not more innovative?” Many suggestions were provided, but I thought three areas offered a...

By Sam Chand

In today’s world, with everything going on, leaders are fatigued. They may put on a face of confidence for their church congregation or staff, but the reality is they are tired!...

By Chris Sonksen

Time is the great equalizer. No matter who you are, how much money you have, the title you carry or the power you possess, time does not play favorites. Everyone is given the...

With Kevin Malone

With its Golden Knights bringing home hockey’s Stanley Cup last spring, a Formula 1 auto race in mid-November, its first-ever Super Bowl next February, and expectations...