The consensus camel

Perhaps you’ve heard a version of the saying “a camel is a horse designed by a church committee.

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10 things to know about leading young adults

What are the younger generation looking for in a church leader?

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How ambiguity chokes an organization

A problem with organizations is the larger they become, the more layers of complexity are added.

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The power of right now

I am a planner.

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Managerial hurdles

Much debate exists in the academic world on the difference between managers and leaders.

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Lead during conflict

Every position of leadership has its nuances. We pastors are no different.

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The bi-vocational pastor

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Bi-vocational pastors serve outside the spotlight. In my

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Ten bad work habits to kick

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We all struggle with bad habits; at home; at work; privately and publically.

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Revisit the ‘Hedgehog Concept’

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One of the blessings of leading a church is equipping

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What to do with hate mail

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Most leaders get them.

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