The greatest enemy of the modern church may not be the lion, the wolf, or the snake. It may be the chameleon.
Integrity builds clarity. Consistency builds trust.
Brief thoughts organized by topic to help leaders think clearly, lead wisely, and serve faithfully.
The greatest enemy of the modern church may not be the lion, the wolf, or the snake. It may be the chameleon.
Integrity builds clarity. Consistency builds trust.
Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.
The first step in getting wise counsel is to go find a wise counselor.
The issue is never are you busy, but are you focused on what you need to do?
Learn how to focus, and it always begins by knowing what to ignore.
If leaders do not play by the rules, don’t expect their followers to follow them.
Before you can finish the race, you have to start the race.
Never underestimate the image of community and teamwork.
When the Patriots were introduced at the 2002 Super Bowl, they came out as one unified team. They sacrificed individual attention for a shared identity.
Productivity is not about getting more things done. It is about getting the right things done.
If you have many priorities, you actually have none.
Discover your priority for your life and for each day, and let that be your North Star.
Insecure people cannot be servant leaders.
Servant leadership requires a strong sense of self, where leaders are grounded enough to put others first without needing constant validation.
