Episode 619: Mike Foster on How to Tell It’s Time to Leave Your Job, Coming Back After Public Failure, and Finding the Question That’s Motivating Your Life
Episode 618: Jenni Catron On Signs a Toxic Culture is Developing in Your Organization, How To Cast Vision for the Future When You Can’t See Ahead, And How To Create Cultural Values for Your Church Or Organization
How to Grow Your Church by 33% In One Year: The Science of Marginal Gains
This article is written by Randy Larson in partnership with gloo.us. As you reflect on this year and look ahead to the next, you’re likely considering the ways to increase your ministry’s impact. Here are some common New Year’s Resolutions…
Episode 617: William Vanderbloemen On The Exact Qualities You Should Look for in Your Next Staff Hire, Finding Unicorns, The Power of Replying Quickly, and William’s Two Hours With Bill Clinton
Episode 616: Grant and Cheyanne Skeldon on What The Next Generation Thinks is Wrong with the Church, Why There’s No Next Generation Crisis but a Discipleship Crisis, and Predictions About the Future Church
Episode 615: Heather McGowan on Why What Made you Successful as a Leader Today Won’t Make You Successful in the Future, The Four Shifts that Need to Happen at Work, And What the Next Generation Sees as Non-Negotiable at Any Workplace
Church Giving Statistics for 2024: Who’s Tithing, and How Much?
As a leader, one of the toughest challenges you face is raising money. It’s easy to feel like things are harder than ever, but church giving statistics might prove otherwise. Let’s start here. Did you know that charitable giving approached…
Episode 614: Philip Yancey on The Grace Crisis, His Time in the White House With Bill Clinton, Roe v. Wade, and Why He Thought Publishing What’s So Amazing About Grace Would Get Him Canceled
Rediscover the Power of Preaching: 6 Learnings from My Year-Long Sermon Hiatus
If you’re a preacher, you probably feel some combination of excitement, overwhelm, and light dread every time you get up to deliver a sermon. I get it. Preaching is exhilarating work. And it’s exceptionally demanding. I preached regularly for over…