Vulnerability

Long ago Christians called it the 'charism of tears' and felt that the men most to be pitied are "those who go through life with dry eyes and cold hearts." I call it the gift of tears because I see the emotional release as a true gift from God that unlocks things that only he can unlock.

As a pastor, vulnerability is scary. Yet, it is a Spirit-filled way to live. Here are 14 questions that will test your level of vulnerability as a leader.

Brené Brown's explanation of trust is called "braving," which is actually an acronym that gives us the anatomy of trust. If this definition within a definition hasn’t already confused you, read on!

"Here are some important reasons why vulnerability is a forgotten virtue of great leadership."

About once a month, I am contacted by a person serving on a church staff voicing a similar concern. The pastor has retired, resigned...

Some people are openly arrogant. Even if they don’t always recognize it, others quickly see it in them. I hope, though, that church leaders would not be among that number.

Scott Sauls discusses how a battle with depression during his time as a pastor brought about his greatest contribution to the Kindom of God.

The way we lead is replicated by those we lead. The challenges and struggles we have with those we lead are often reflections of our leadership.