influence

Leaders, decide what you want to leverage your influence on and what problems you should help solve. Frankly, some problems are too small for you.

Recently, I was meeting with a wonderful group of leaders and we were discussing how to increase influence with those who may not fully be trusting their leadership. Here are six tips.

Want to learn more about media influence, especially on today's young people? Discover one youth pastor's take on the pressures wielded by culture.

At the memorial service recently for Pastor Jack Hayford, I was reminded that you don’t have to be associated with a big organization, movement or company to have influence. 

The mantra taught to 21st century church leaders is that “leadership is influence.” There’s a lot of truth in that statement for business or secular leaders, but not for spiritual leaders.

Gaining influence doesn’t happen on accident.

They are the attributes that connect the human heart to another heart. They draw people closer to the leader, and thereby, closer to the vision. Here are 5 attributes that grow leadership influence.

“Unbelievers need to see that we care for them, not just their postmortem souls but all of who they are as fallen image-bearers of God.”