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When Change Chooses You

Let’s be honest… We all love talking about change—until it actually shows up uninvited. There’s a big difference between leading change and being surprised by it. One feels like vision. The other feels like whiplash. And if you’ve been in ministry long enough, you’ve experienced both. The Myth of the Perfect Bus Ride We’ve all […]

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10 Signs of Unhealthy Leadership

Everybody talks about great leadership. Visionary leadership. Servant leadership. Transformational leadership. But sometimes the best way to recognize healthy leadership… is to first recognize unhealthy leadership. Over my years in ministry, I’ve learned something important: Bad leadership usually doesn’t happen all at once. It happens one unhealthy habit at a time. Most leaders don’t wake […]

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Having a Good Attitude: The Leadership Advantage You Carry Everywhere

If there’s one thing you take with you into every meeting, every conversation, every ministry moment, and every room you walk into, it’s your attitude. And the truth is — people feel it before you ever say a word. A good attitude isn’t just a personality trait. It’s a leadership decision. It’s a daily choice […]

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Learning from an Event You Didn’t Attend

I’ve been to more conferences and events in my lifetime than I can count—some life-changing, some nap-inducing. But over the years, I’ve discovered something powerful: you don’t have to attend an event to learn from it. Now don’t get me wrong—there’s something special about being in the room. The energy, the hallway conversations, the worship, […]

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What I’ve Learned About People from Playing Pickleball

I’ve been around people a long time—church people, ministry people, family people—but lately, pickleball has given me a front row seat to a whole new classroom of human behavior. It’s like a crash course in people skills with a paddle in your hand! Here are a few things I’ve learned about people while chasing a […]