Leadership

You need these traits to pass the baton with success.

I remind myself of the three P's of ministry that need to remain in the right order.

Many public speakers and pastors forget these crucial steps.

You don't know it until you experience it, but leadership often brings its own types of pain.

Negative situations are unavoidable in leadership. But you can control this aspect—and it makes all the difference.

Every leader needs to face this question. Here's how to know when to call it quits.

"You first have to know what God's called you to."

At 66, she shows no signs of slowing her ministry.

Angela Kouplen never anticipated a career in the energy business, but her skills have led her into an industry where she can be spiritual salt and light.

Debbie Morris always believed she would marry a pastor, but she never expected to become one.

Good leaders must have confidence. Learn where to place yours.

When Jesus defined leadership to His disciples, He put it this way.

Great leaders understand the power of their words.

There are specific behaviors that are relatively easy to avoid that will make your leadership journey so much more productive and enjoyable.

I have seen the "good, the bad and the ugly" when it comes to presenting the gospel of Christ.

The world will stand back in awe and wonder when we walk in this incredible source of strength.

Would you like to be in the 10 percent of churches that are seeing growth by salvations?

When we buy into this attitude, we flow right along with the culture's current.

Anxiety doesn't have to control your decisions or your pace. Learn what David and Elijah did to rise above.

Moses faced the same struggle right after his mountaintop experience with God.