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Realize that carelessly handling the tasks and responsibilities which you are to focus upon and personally undertake may cause unnecessary and unpleasant consequences.

There are four things that you must begin to activate in your life now that will build up your resource of faith to get you through the difficult seasons in life and ministry.

This past week, I was asked an intriguing question which in return I wish to ask you. What is the difference between unity and uniformity? More fully understanding the answer to this question can help you bring unity to those whom you are leading.

I want to ask you this question directly. “Can you really do all things?” Possibly a more appropriate wording of that question is, “Should you be doing all things?” The simple truth that you “can” do something does not necessarily mean that “you” should be the one doing it. As a leader, you must...

Today's Podcast is a 21 minute sermon on "Being a Person of Value." All of us need to recognize our value and also what we value. Moreover, we must help others to see their value to God.

One of the most powerful traits of being a good leader is being able recognize where those whom you are leading fit into the purpose, vision, and structure of your group. Take a moment or two and examine the frustrations and challenges you are facing. Are they arising because those whom you are leading are not plugged into the areas of their talents and God-given insights? Or, are your struggles directly stemming from the fact that you need to relocate to the area of leadership in which your God-given abilities lie?

Most all of us have found ourselves in a situation where what we were communicating was being interpreted differently than what we intended it to be. Many times, a simple misunderstanding will begin a series of events that result in a less than desirable outcome. So, what can you do to reduce these types of situations?

Every challenge, every situation, every local body of believers, every sermon, and every leader is different. It is a wise person who... Moreover, it is a wiser person who...

What can you and I do to better insure that we are receiving and following God’s wisdom as we lead His people? Following these four simple steps will aid you in becoming an effective problem solver.

As a leader, you will often find yourself faced with tasks that require skill sets other than those which are your strengths. What do you do when you must work outside your God-given talents, abilities, and insights?