Healthy Leaders – Page 39 – Be One. Build Many.

Have You Heard His Voice?

We may think we were searching for Jesus, but He was the one who sought us.

When people are facing extreme problems, their organizations often embody those same challenges. The Coalition of Women Living with HIV and AIDS was one such agency. Having grown quickly, but haphazardly, it was on the brink of tearing itself apart. This is the story about the power of forgiveness to resolve conflict and bring positive [...]

Joyce Mataya

Biblical Values That Create Raving Fans

Satisfied “customers” – Despite the many books and blogs, conferences and coaches that offer opinions on this topic, this holy grail still eludes the grasp of most companies. Why? Perhaps, the most effective solution is not found in organizational leadership, but spiritual leadership. What we need is the fruit of the Spirit (Galatians [...]

Robert Netzly

Fix Your Eyes Upon Jesus

What are we coming to church to feast upon?

Jamie Brown

The Loneliness of Leadership

There is sometimes loneliness in leadership which cannot be avoided.

Ron Edmondson

Pastor Ted

Dennis Fletcher

Great Leaders are Great Observers

Many of the leaders I’ve known aren’t too quick to speak, despite their many years of life. They have a quiet confidence about them and an inner security in who they are. They look at the people and world around them with curiosity and they listen more than they talk.

Adrian Pei

Dealing with Leadership Failings

Whether it is a moral lapse, sexual abuse, habitual failings, or simply inadequate leadership skills and closed attitudes, they all need dealing with.

Jonathan Mbuna

Why am I Here?

Everything we do in life and leadership must flow out of being in relationship with God! Doing comes from being: Being in relationship with the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit is above all, and it is out of this relationship that we do.

Doug Brown

Spiritual Leadership – Bringing Inside-Out Change

A large Christian NGO in Africa demonstrates the powerful combination of strong, servant leadership with relentless prayer and painful personal confession. Change was not cheap, easy or quick. But it happened.

Rick James

Daring to be Vulnerable

Leaders can be prey to many dangers from the outside and within. Consider a leader’s fear of being vulnerable. Clinton shares a case where vulnerability led to greater trust.

Clinton Dix

Fog Machines

Dennis Fletcher

How to Change the World Without Ever Leaving Town

Somewhere in your town, in your church, in your class, is someone who can become a mighty instrument of the Lord. Someone just needs to reach them, to tell them of Jesus and to disciple them.

Joe McKeever

Pain

I don’t believe God is personally responsible for every pain we endure. Sometimes God does inflict pain in order to discipline us – just as parents discipline children.

Justin Long

4 Lessons from a Painful Leadership Transition

We sometimes need to take on challenges to understand properly “if the Lord does not build the house, the laborers work in vain” – including in any leadership transition and organizational change.

Niklas Eklov

The Strategic Nature of Cities and the Unreached at Our Doorstep

As YWAM Minneapolis began pondering their location, they realized that one base for the city is not enough and not even relevant to the needs that God has brought to their doorstep. God is bringing the fields of harvest to our doorstep.

Timothy Svoboda

Thinking About Leadership Alignment

Leadership team alignment distinguishes one organization from another. It takes time and intentional effort to achieve and maintain organizational alignment.

Paul Greasley