Pastors

Jesus was the master teacher. Thousands would gather to hang on his every word. People traveled far and wide just to hear him. The lessons he taught spread like fire and literally changed the world.

On the outside, it looked like I was just taking good sermon notes. But what I was really doing was exploring secrets of kingdom living

We know that Jesus was a hero maker by how he allocated his time and energy as a leader. The following are the top five practices of leaders who make heroes by multiplying leaders.

Even for the devout, distractions abound during this season of celebration. Preparations for an unprecedented day of feasting, complications of travel, and even engagement in the complexities of family relationships can draw us away from a focused heart of gratitude. Let's talk undistracted holidays.

There was an era when simply being a cool, relevant church helped churches reach unchurched people. That time is over.

We must declare messages about the importance of character to younger leaders AND we must design our leadership development to be more about character than competence.

Many spiritual leaders in the Bible struggled to obtain victory while serving faithfully. The story of Elijah the Prophet is just one case study model for ministry. Many pastors and church leaders can learn a valuable lesson on self-care and God’s provision to take care of His own.

Good leaders are appreciative of the people they lead. They learn to offer praise well.