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Leadership

Below you'll find articles about Christian and pastoral leadership plus other topics important to church pastors
What type of footprints are you leaving for those who come after you to follow in, and are you walking in the way that is best for the present and future generations?
By Ron Walters
Too often the pastor's family feels as if the church comes first. Here are some tips to follow so those closest to you know they matter most.
By Stan Toler
Before throwing in the towel, consider the investment you've made in your calling, as well as the origin of your calling; sleep on your decision, too, before making it final.
By Stan Toler
Jesus was the ultimate leader who led by example, condescending to the least of these that they might realize His greatness in service to all of humanity and creation.
By Ron Walters
The heart of a servant leader is filled when able to serve God's kingdom.
By Stan Toler
Jesus sees our worth despite what other people may see in us and values those aspects of us as they should be valued.
By Ron Walters
You do not have to be a super hero to be used by God on behalf of His kingdom endeavors. In fact, He would prefer that you be content with being yourself and do those things He leads you to do right where you are.
By Ron Walters
If you're in minstry, get used to it: Mistakes will be made. However, they don't have to be failures or fatal. Here are a few ways you can utilize to minimize the risks associated with leading.
By Stan Toler
Do you have a plan for managing your time so that it's used most effectively?
By Stan Toler
Faith is courage to trust in the Lord in spite of whatever the circumstances appear to be.
By Ron Walters
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