Healthy Leaders – Page 36 – Be One. Build Many.

Leading from a Place of Rest

Like Jesus sat by the well, God is calling us to rest. Let us not be afraid of empty spaces but instead be thankful for those moments of rest.

Elaine Vitikainen

The Subtle Conformity of Goodness

For most of my life, I was one of the "good guys" praised by family and friends. Now that I've lost everything they were so proud of in me, I am not considered much. Not even my accumulated years of goodness count at this stage.

Dr. Stanley Arumugam

Walking into Pole

Tim Walburg

How Leadership Is a Relationship

Leading isn’t strictly about getting the job done. Leading is about building relationships.

Joseph Lalonde

10 Characteristics of Lousy Leaders

Michael describes ten characteristics of lousy leaders, those who are not servant-leaders.

Michael Hyatt

Church is a Leadership Factory

The church ought to see itself as a leadership factory that stirs up the gifts of God in people, not an auditorium that gathers people behind a leader. Jesus did not build His Church by recruiting the 12 brightest from the rabbi’s list of “up and coming stars” and platforming them in large stadiums around the world. His disciples were [...]

J.D. Greear

It’s Ok to Ask for Help

Periodically every leader needs counselling - whether formal and professional, or simple informal friendships and accountability partners. In 2020, during this time of forced isolation I saw the need to seek professional counselling.

Jim Brenneman

The Freedom of Not Being the People Fixer

There will be times when I share a verse with someone, but most of the time I’m supposed to wait for God to do the changing.

Stephen Altrogge

Our Work Is Not Our Own

I have learned once again that our “work “is truly God’s work. And we are used by him to accomplish his purposes in his way and his time.

Brent

Are you a visionary leader?

Sometimes it is difficult to implement visionary leadership into our day-to-day tasks. However, visionary leadership is biblical leadership.

Fred Noble

Let’s Take a Walk

For many, the focus is on what’s happening “out there.” For me? I realized early on that the crisis of this season revealed what’s going on “in here.”

Dan Lovaglia

7 Bottlenecks a Leader Must Avoid

Leaders should aim to never be a bottleneck in the process of building a healthy and growing organization. Here are seven bottlenecks a leader must avoid.

Ron Edmondson

Going Against the Flow

Malcolm Webber

Interpreting the Times

During this coronavirus pandemic, for every question we answer, another ten are left unanswered. Is this from God? What is He doing? How should I pray? If you are like me, you’re reading the Bible with more attentiveness, hoping that in your reading you’ll stumble across something that will give some insight. So, when I noticed [...]

Jim Blase

What Voice Drives Your Leadership?

With the multiple demands and unrelenting pressure of leadership, it is very difficult to pay attention to God’s voice.

Pete Scazzero

Jesus Arrived to Defeat Your (Real) Enemies

At Christmas we celebrate the good news that Jesus came here to defeat our enemies but perhaps we need to be reminded who our real enemies are. After all, our Christian faith teaches us that our real enemies are not flesh and blood.

Eric Geiger

What Motivates Your Servant Leadership?

This article explores how you think about servant leadership. Perhaps we need to change our minds about servant leadership. I believe that is something the Father, Son and Holy Spirit would be pleased to bless.

Rob Streetman

The Extraordinary Power of Gratitude

Having a grateful attitude, literally counting our blessings each day, makes a huge and practical difference. No wonder the Bible encourages us to be thankful. Just like plants, we are made to grow towards the light, to what gives us life.

Rick James

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