Potential Leaders (May is Me & My Shadow Month)
One of the greatest needs for leaders is to identify and equip potential leaders. Every congregation is comprised of potential leaders eager to…
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The Greatest Need for Leaders
Due to the reading on leadership and time of self-reflection, I have identified some areas in which I need to change concerning my…
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Have You Experienced Any Progress in YOU?
Due to the topic of leadership being such a discussed issue, it is easy to neglect the process of personal development. Since I…
Read MoreYour Leadership Circle
In John Maxwell’s book, entitled Developing the Leaders Around You, he focused on the intentional development of other potential leaders. In one lesson,…
Read MoreIf Someone Took a Class on You, What Would They Be Learning?
For my reading for my last seminar, I choose two of John Maxwell’s volumes on leadership that I had not read previously. Through…
Read MoreGood Intentions Don’t Always Lead to Good Results
I once read a quote from John Hancock Field in a great point concerning accomplishments. Field stated, “All worthwhile men have good thoughts,…
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The Necessity of Integrity
John Maxwell once wrote, “When I have integrity, my words and my deeds match up.” As a leader, it is possible to confuse…
Read MoreDisciplined Work Ethic
While I have been in school, I have been blessed to have some great professors pour into my life. One such mentor was…
Read MoreHow to Avoid Ministerial Burnout
God has blessed me with many positive male ministerial mentors in my life. Through their example, I have learned what it means to…
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Giant Slaying Leaders Develop Giant Slaying Followers
One leadership principle that impacted me in a pivotal way in college was a message that I heard from Dr. Frank Page. Page spoke…
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The Difference Between Organization and Discipline
A couple of years ago, I read a line in a book called Big Idea by Dave Ferguson. In this book, he lays…
Read MoreJesus Leadership 401: Empathy
The final leadership principle modeled by Jesus was his empathy. Since Jesus did not come to be served but to serve (Mark 10:45),…
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