It’s not about you
BLOGS, Mike Klockenbrink Monday, January 30th, 2012You’re called into a meeting to discuss a problem or situation. You are just one component somehow involved in a process that isn’t going the way it’s supposed to.
Lead during conflict
BLOGS, Sam Rainer III Monday, January 16th, 2012Every position of leadership has its nuances. We pastors are no different. Those of us who shepherd God’s people have unique demands and quirks that come with our leadership roles in ministry.
Worship one; serve one
BLOGS, Ken Behr Monday, January 16th, 2012Have you ever wondered where you are going to get all of the volunteers you need in your ministry? If you are leading a volunteer workforce, you are in good company.
Employee appreciation
BLOGS, Mike Klockenbrink Monday, January 16th, 2012When was the last time you’ve shown appreciation for your employees or your co-worker? If you have to think about, then it’s been way to long.
Lessons from a rock star?
BLOGS, Mike Klockenbrink Monday, December 19th, 2011
I’ve always dreamed of playing a guitar up on the stage rocking it out.
The bi-vocational pastor
BLOGS, Sam Rainer III Monday, December 19th, 2011
Bi-vocational pastors serve outside the spotlight. In my
Fear Factor
BLOGS, Mike Klockenbrink Monday, December 5th, 2011When an employee can tell their supervisor no
Customized Discipleship
BLOGS, Ken Behr Wednesday, November 30th, 2011
Over the years, businesses intentionally embraced the
Ten bad work habits to kick
BLOGS, Sam Rainer III Monday, November 21st, 2011We all struggle with bad habits; at home; at work; privately and publically. Church leaders are no exception. Allow me to share a few of these bad habits through the lens of church life. We can harm otherwise fruitful ministry with these character foibles. Here’s a list of ten bad habits to consider kicking.
Ask for directions
BLOGS, Mike Klockenbrink Wednesday, November 16th, 2011Direction, not intention, determines destination.
