Nearly every church leadership blog will tell you one thing: You need to train your replacement; if you’re doing your same job a year from now, you’ve failed as a leader. They say you need to work yourself out of a job. It must be true since so many of... read more
Teams are the most valuable resource that is ever entrusted to you. I have been blessed to work with some amazing teams in my life, and likewise on some teams that just didn’t quiet have what it took to find success. As a leader we all find ourselves in different... read more
The movie FACING DARKNESS is coming to select theaters for a one-night only event on Thursday, March 30th. This movie is intense, but a powerful look at the miracles of God. A great film to take your volunteers to or to encourage them to support. Check out some details about... read more
Did you know that there is a dress code for church techs? I know this sounds like a trivial topic, but it is an important consideration that I’ll explain in a minute. Some industry professionals will chime in and say that you can wear anything you want, as long as... read more
What is it today that “fuels our fire?” Is it the thrill of a Super Bowl like we just witnessed between the Atlanta Falcons and New England Patriots? Perhaps in some ways, yes. Not to mention the entire world had access to the game through either FOX Sports, FOX... read more
The movie THE CASE FOR CHRIST opens in theaters nationwide on April 7th. I saw an early draft of the film a few months ago – this movie is one of the most well-produced, high quality faith-based films I’ve seen. A great film to encourage your volunteers to go see.... read more
Last week, I was in Orlando for 7 days to help lead a large team of volunteers that execute the National Religious Broadcaster’s Convention. Though I shouldn’t have stayed up as late as I did Sunday night, I had the Oscars on the hotel TV while I dozed off.... read more
Is your church a part of your community? A few years ago, our middle school ministry hosted a Q&A panel. We invited local law enforcement officers, teachers, coaches, and counselors to come and speak on questions posed by an audience of parents. That kind of content connects people with... read more
Put yourself in the shoes of your volunteers. Would you rather be over informed with details about the team your serving on or not informed at all? One thing I discovered when leading teams is the more people know, the more ownership they feel. I wanted people to be so... read more