I came across a repeated phrase in Leviticus that I believe is important for leaders. In the first ten chapters, there’s the phrase, “the Lord spoke to Moses,” where Moses hears from the Lord and communicates it to others. But then, in chapter 11, you see the Lord...
All leaders need honest constructive feedback. But many leaders don’t get any input because they don’t set up a system, invite people to speak honestly, or have specific people to provide oversight. Every leader needs friends and colleagues who will speak the truth in...
In Exodus 32, Moses was in the midst of a difficult situation that involved sin, rebellion, idolatry, leadership failure, death, and violence. Yet, God still expected him to lead.As God charged Moses to lead, he revealed three aspects of spiritual leadership:...
Every leader has dreams and visions. But what do we do when the dream seems dead?Joseph’s dreams seemed to cause nothing but pain, persecution, and problems. But as he began celebrating the dreams of others, God slowly made his dreams become reality.Likewise, when we...
My leadership thought for today’s Think Like a Leader is this: wise leaders never lead alone.Last week, I was in Honolulu, Hawaii, for my annual meeting with the Every Nation Oversight Team and to attend and preach at Emanuele Cannistraci’s Apostolic Leadership...
What is the connection between holiness and Christian conduct? Where is holiness rooted? In today’s Think Like a Leader, my son William (Academic Dean of Every Nation Seminary and Lead Pastor of All Saints Church) preaches from 1 Peter 2, where Peter talks about...
