I'm sure you've heard the expression, "If it's not broken, don't fix it." This has been one of my fundamental guidelines for almost as long as I've been a leader. I've seen it so many times. Leaders get bored and think they need to "meddle" in something that isn't really in need of attention. Based on a "feeling" or "intuition" they focus on something that is just fine as is. Or, worse yet, a leader who thinks … [Read more...]
The Top 10 Posts From May 2019
Last Month's Most Popular Posts
Here they are! The top 10 Executive Pastor Online posts from May 2019. Take a look ... Job Descriptions The Executive Pastor Is ... The Organizational Chart Church Strategic Plan Capital Campaign Names First Steps For The New Executive Pastor Staff Policy Manual Should Churches Require Their Staffs To Tithe? The Importance Of The "Dashboard" Developing A "Plan And Execute" Culture … [Read more...]
The Best Of The Blogosphere For The Week Of May 26th
This Week's Top Posts From Around The Web
Great Company Culture Can Absolutely Be Built From Scratch - Alexa von Tobel What To Know If Your Church Staff Is Experiencing High Turnover - Brian Dodd Forget Balance! Gen Y Wants Work-Life Integration - Lauren Lee Anderson How to Build a Problem-Solving Culture at your Church - Paul Alexander Get it, Regardless of the Cost - Dr. Scott Rodin And, this week's funny video... … [Read more...]
Faith And Church Building Programs
The Huge "Leap Of Faith" Required Of The Church When It Comes To Land And Buildings
It occurred to me for the first time early in the life of our church when we were in the beginning stages of raising funds for land and a new building. To buy land and build a building, the church has to run a capital campaign to raise funds. And, to run a capital campaign, church leadership must “vision cast,” which means having some idea of what is going to be built. Right? But, how do the leaders know what's … [Read more...]
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