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June 12, 2016

3 Shortcuts That Sabotage Great Leaders

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Leadership

In a culture that values instant everything and struggles waiting for anything, shortcuts are all the rave. Hack has even become a buzzword for taking shortcuts, maximizing time and getting things done more quickly. “Hack your schedule.”...

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June 7, 2016

How to "Lead Up" (and Why You Should Be Doing It)

Career
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Leadership
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Ministry

(This post is by a guy on our staff named Ricky Ortiz. Ricky and his family moved from New York City to come and be a part of NewSpring Church

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May 29, 2016

The 7 Biggest Surprises Facing Future Pastors

Job Search
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Leadership

I love pastors. I haven’t been a pastor throughout my career. In fact, I spent most of my career to this point in the business world. (I realize this makes me an odd duck in many pastor circles, but it’s actually served me well in my ministry roles.)...

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May 22, 2016

Profile of a Great Church Staff

Workplace
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Leadership
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Ministry
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Hiring

Our team has a huge emphasis on cultivating great staff culture. But what does a positive office culture look like for church staffs? How can you tell if your office is showing signs of a positive workplace culture? How can you improve your church st...

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May 17, 2016

Yes, Your Church Needs a Full-Time Children's Pastor

Leadership
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Ministry

Reflecting on my childhood experience at church, the first thing to enter my mind is the old felt board and characters used by my Sunday School teacher to tell visual stories from the Bible. While many aspects of church ministry have stayed consis...

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April 28, 2016

7 of the Quickest Ways to Frustrate People on a Team

Leadership
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Spiritual Growth

With every team or organization I have led there have been people who get frustrated with someone else on the team. In full disclosure, sometimes others have been frustrated with me. Frustration is common among relationships. It happens within the...

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April 22, 2016

"I Freaking Hate American Airlines!"

Leadership
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Spiritual Growth

Those are the words that flew out of my mouth on Friday, February 12. They had lost my wife’s luggage, and no one had a clue as to where it was. They finally located the bag and had someone drive it to Anderson ... but they brought the WRONG lugga...

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April 13, 2016

How to Win Over Your Coworkers

Leadership
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Ministry

It’s really easy to get bogged down with what you do. You’ve got deadlines to meet, emails to read and projects to finish. Then in comes a coworker who asks you to do one more thing. The temptation is to throw it back at them and say, “I’m too...

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April 4, 2016

A 5-Step Method for Delivering a Talk Without Using Notes

Leadership
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Success

When I was just starting to speak publicly, I was always amazed by communicators who could speak without using notes. I wanted to be able to do that, but I had no idea how. I realized communicators who spoke without notes were almost always mor...

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March 29, 2016

Five Thoughts on Leaders Being Poets and Plumbers

Leadership
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Calling

James March, professor emeritus at Stanford, is known for his research and thinking on organizational design and behavior. March believes that every skilled leader is both a poet and a plumber. The poet work of leadership includes articulati...

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March 14, 2016

5 Leadership Lessons From a Waterfall Climb

Leadership

We were in Ocho Rios, Jamaica, and signed up for the 1,000 ft. waterfall climb (Dunn’s River Falls), set in the beautiful and natural Jamaican countryside. The falls were huge with fast moving water over large boulders. But the naturally terraced...

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March 13, 2016

7 of the Biggest Misunderstandings Millennials Have About My Baby-Boomer Generation

Leadership
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Ministry

So much has been written about the Millennial generation. They may possibly be the most studied and documented generation—and I thought this honor would go to my Baby-Boomer generation. Millennials have unique challenges. The...

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February 22, 2016

Nine Keys to Maximizing Your Church Facebook Page

Workplace
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Leadership

In an episode of Rainer on Leadership earlier this week, I explained Facebook post boosting and how churches can utilize it to inform people in their communities. I soon began receiving questions from...

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February 21, 2016

What the Church Can Learn From the Astounding Rise of Uber

Leadership
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Ministry

What can you learn as a church leader from the astounding rise of Uber, the ride-hail company born in San Francisco just a few years ago? Quite a bit actually. Uber Read more →

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February 11, 2016

5 Reasons Leaders Tend to Micromanage

Leadership
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Success
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Spiritual Growth

Most of the time micromanaging is not a positive characteristic of leadership. I have written previously about times I do micromanage, but these are...

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Leadership Articles

3 Shortcuts That Sabotage Great Leaders

How to "Lead Up" (and Why You Should Be Doing It)

The 7 Biggest Surprises Facing Future Pastors

Profile of a Great Church Staff

Yes, Your Church Needs a Full-Time Children's Pastor

7 of the Quickest Ways to Frustrate People on a Team

"I Freaking Hate American Airlines!"

How to Win Over Your Coworkers

A 5-Step Method for Delivering a Talk Without Using Notes

Five Thoughts on Leaders Being Poets and Plumbers

5 Leadership Lessons From a Waterfall Climb

7 of the Biggest Misunderstandings Millennials Have About My Baby-Boomer Generation

Nine Keys to Maximizing Your Church Facebook Page

What the Church Can Learn From the Astounding Rise of Uber

5 Reasons Leaders Tend to Micromanage