Episode 592: Peter Greer and Chris Horst on The Bad Math of Scarcity Thinking, Envy and Unhealthy Competition in Ministry and Leadership, And Overcoming Mission Drift To Play An Infinite Game
Sermon Illustrations on Faith: Inspiration and Examples
So let me guess. You’ve found yourself partway through writing a sermon on a powerful subject and felt like things just aren’t coming together as you pictured. Maybe everything feels too dry (or dull), or what seemed so clear in…
Episode 591: Sharon McMahon (@SharonSaysSo) On How To Get People to Change Their Minds on Abortion, Gun Control, and Politics, How to Respond to Angry People With Extreme Opinions, and How Group and Tribal Identity Have Shifted
Five Tips for Pastors on Using AI
This article is written by Josh Burnett, CEO of Sermons.tech. The era of Artificial Intelligence is here. Once confined to the realms of sci-fi novels and Hollywood movies, AI has officially entered the church. And from AI chatbots claiming to…
How to Find (and Work With) a Virtual Assistant
With hybrid work becoming the norm, you’re probably more open to hiring remote staff than ever. So today, I want to share some of my top tips on how to find (and work with) a Virtual Assistant. If you’re here…
Episode 590: Kevin Kelly (The Most Interesting Man in the World) On the Usefulness of Increasing Your Optimism, What He Learned From Time Travel, 1000 True Fans, And the Power of Remaining Astonished
Episode 589: Dr. Scott Lyons on Signs That Preaching and Leadership Have Become Addictions, How To Deal with Toxic Bosses and Coworkers, and Practical Strategies to Deal with Other People’s Drama
Episode 588: Stephanie McNeal on The Dark Side of Becoming an Influencer, How to Build an Authentic Audience on Social Media, Dealing with Haters, and Writing Headlines and Captions That Get Attention
Episode 587: Paul Angone on The Connection Between Success and What You Pay Attention To, Beating Digital Overwhelm, How Wisdom Gets Lost, And How to Find It
Episode 586: John Maxwell Shares Lessons from Speaking 13,000 Times, The Biggest Changes in Leadership In the Last Five Years, and The Five Things He Does Every Day
