WHY PASTORS AND MISSIONARIES FAIL TO TRAIN LEADERS “And I arose in the night, I and some few men with me; neither told I any man what my God had put in my heart to do at Jerusalem: neither was there any beast with me, save the beast that I rode upon. And I went […]
MINISTERIAL WARS
Advice on Ministerial Wars Ministry wars are inevitable. Therefore, the pastor must know the difference between a breeze and a tornado. The pastor who is insecure and suspicious of everyone will constantly be plagued by fears and doubt. If you believe a matter requires confrontation or a war, contact older pastors in whom you have […]
COULD IT BE YOUR PREACHING
Change Your Preaching A young pastor lamented to me that his church was not growing no matter what he did. I ask him, “What kind of sermons do you preach?” He said, “I rip their face off.” I said, “Can’t you just see this man at work on Monday, and someone asks, ‘what happened to […]
CONTROLLING
# 4 The fourth pillar in the management process is that of control. Unless the organization has proper controls in place, all plans are destined to fail. Seagoing vessels have built in controls to keep them on course. Without them, the ship will veer off course and end up on the rocks, so it […]
WHAT IS LEADERSHIP
WHAT IS LEADERSHIP # 3 By Ken Blue John Maxwell says, “Everything rises and falls on leadership.” If that statement is true, the pastor’s call to the ministry is really a call to leadership. Perhaps the following definitions Webster will help. “To show the way to by going in advance. To guide or direct in […]
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