Good, Bad, and Difficult Decisions

Good, Bad, and Difficult Decisions

I recently sat with my friend Shaddy Soliman, pastor of Lake Mary Church, for a candid leadership conversation that covered the best, worst, and most difficult decisions leadership Shaddy has ever made. We also discussed the sacrifice required of leaders. As a church...
Three Traits of an Apostolic Church

Three Traits of an Apostolic Church

If we want our churches and campus ministries to have a greater gospel impact both locally and globally, we would do good to follow the three-fold example of the Antioch church: People are empowered. Churches are connected. Leaders are leading. As spiritual leaders,...
Lead Well at Home

Lead Well at Home

Today, I want to talk about how leadership starts with our families and children. Psalm 127 teaches at least two big leadership lessons: Parenting is a divine partnership. Parenting requires a divine perspective. As leaders and parents, may we partner with God and see...
Confidence in God’s Faithfulness

Confidence in God’s Faithfulness

Spiritual leaders must remain confident in God’s faithfulness in times of affliction, wickedness, and limitations. To do so, we must remember that God’s word is forever firmly fixed. May we remember that God’s faithfulness endures to all generations, regardless of our...
Hope in the Wasteland

Hope in the Wasteland

As spiritual leaders, how are we to act when we see wasted potential in people and culture? Jeremiah 33 shows us that we should wait and hold on to the promise of God. Although waiting often brings frustration, it is also formative. May we see God’s promises fulfilled...
Leadership Lessons from Stephen’s Life & Ministry

Leadership Lessons from Stephen’s Life & Ministry

Today, I want to look at the life of Stephen and the profound leadership lessons we can learn from his brief ministry. Acts 6 and 7 describe Stephen as: Full of faith and the Holy Spirit Full of grace and power Full of the Holy Spirit  As spiritual leaders, I hope...