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Posts Tagged ‘crisis leadership’

The Top 10 Blog Posts Of 2020 (The Dumpster Fire Year That Gave You A Masters in Crisis Leadership)

By Carey Nieuwhof | 1

2020 has been a dumpster fire of a year. The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated so many trends, created new trends, fuelled a massive disruption and has given all of us the equivalent of a master’s degree in crisis leadership. Which is why I’m so glad we’re in this together. We covered a wide range of…

2020 has been a dumpster-fire of a year.It's also given you a master's degree in crisis leadership. Here are the top 10 blog posts of 2020 as determined by you.Read More

Why Going Back To “Normal” Church Seems So Compelling And Can Be So Dangerous

By Carey Nieuwhof | 29

So you would love for everything to go back to normal. Especially at church. I get it. There’s so much about the current disruption that’s unsettling, exhausting, frustrating and challenging that it would be great to throw open the doors of your church, not worry about a virus, and have everyone come back. Just like…

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Avoid This Big Mistake: Stepping Back Into the Past When You Step Back Into Your Building

By Carey Nieuwhof | 39

So you might already be thinking about what life and ministry will be like when you step back into your building. A few of you might be heading back into your facility this weekend. As America and other parts of the world begin to open again (faster than many expected), there’s more at stake than…

As America and the world reopen, churches will too. Here are 5 ways stepping back into your building might make you step back into the past & miss the future.Read More
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Why Motivation Alone Won’t Get Your People (Or You) Through This Crisis

By Carey Nieuwhof | 4

As a leader, you’re probably a pretty good motivator. That’s what most leaders do: motivate the people they lead. I have seen so many pastors and leaders motivating their teams and congregations online over the last few weeks as we all come to grips with this massive crisis. Here’s the problem: As you’ve likely already…

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8 Early Tips for Producing Digital Content During The Current Crisis

By Carey Nieuwhof | 7

As church has moved entirely online in the midst of the global crisis, more leaders are producing content than ever. A quick check of any feed from (including TikTok) will show you that. How much is too much? What channels are best? How much content should you produce? I’ve been creating content for years in…

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Crisis Leadership, Christian Leadership and the Coronavirus Epidemic

By Carey Nieuwhof | 50

Every once in a while you get an ‘I’ve never been through this before’ moment in your leadership, and the current coronavirus phenomenon is one of them. My guess is there is nothing in your leadership past that is quite like the current COVID-19 pandemic. I led through SARS in 2003, but this has eclipsed…

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CNLP 026: Creating a Great Leadership Culture—An Interview with Tim Stevens

By Carey Nieuwhof | 8

How do you create a great leadership culture? Tim Stevens, author of Fairness is Overrated, talks about the essential elements every church leader needs to have in place in terms of personal integrity, finding the right team, building the right culture and learning how to lead in a crisis. Welcome to Episode 26 of the…

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