| 1. | | Pastor Greg starts a series on leadership
One of my favorite definitions of leadership is by John Maxwell: “Leadership is influence.”
Simple, direct, clear.
To illustrate how ... |
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| 2. | | Pastor Greg unpacks insights from Moses' leadership among the Israelites How can it be that Moses, who has been called the greatest hero in Jewish history, failed to lead his people into the Promised ... |
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| 3. | | Pastor Greg reveals that being known is the way to develop trust and exert good influence as a leader One of my favorite leadership proverbs is “people follow only leaders they trust; they ... |
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| 4. | | Pastor Greg unravels the difference between effective leadership and good leadership and how they can meet One of the most interesting things to note about leadership, in my opinion, is that we ... |
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| 5. | | Pastor Greg shows from the lives of Joshua & Caleb that good followers become good leaders We have made a number of observations about leadership by looking at Numbers 13 and 14 (the story of the ... |
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| 6. | | Pastor Greg shows how leaders need to foster a culture of alignment among themselves Some years ago, a consultant at an offsite I was attending recounted an experience he had with a senior pastor at ... |
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| 7. | | Pastor Greg spells out how good leaders keep their focus on solutions and can transfer confidence to those they lead Among the lessons we can learn from Caleb and Joshua, the two leaders who urged ... |
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| 8. | | Pastor Greg reveals leadership tips for those wanting to influence people to good outcomes Being a good leader influencing others to good outcomes can be hard. For one thing, good leaders must manage ... |
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| 9. | | Pastor Greg describes good leadership in terms of taking responsibility to change circumstances for the better We seem to live in a society which seems to have a need to assign blame. Accidents do ... |
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| 10. | | Pastor Greg shows how identity is intertwined with the quality of leadership Good leaders influencing people to good outcomes understand the importance of identity. How we see ourselves influences ... |
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| 11. | | Pastor Greg explains how being a good leader starts with a clear sense of our identity In a review of a popular leadership book, Amazon.com states, “Few of us are natural-born leaders, ... |
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| 12. | | Pastor Greg shares about how identity & leadership go hand-in-hand In my most recent leadership blog, I promised to share an exercise that would help you find or better understand your identity ... |
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| 13. | | Pastor Greg reveals another leadership key—how people perceive us impacts our influence as leaders Our influence as leaders closely relates to how others perceive us. We may possess excellent vision. ... |
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| 14. | | Pastor Greg explains how identity and leadership behavior should be inseparable In my most recent blog, I quoted a marketing strategist who defined branding to include: “This is what I am. This ... |
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| 15. | | Pastor Greg shares helpful tips about how assessments tools can help us better grasp our leadership identity One of the leadership proverbs that have served me well is “When you mess up, fess ... |
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| 16. | | Pastor Greg shares his journey of embracing his personal identity while in a leadership position Over the course of my leadership career, I have found assessments to be a good tool for helping me ... |
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| 17. | | Pastor Greg shares about what it is like for leaders to deal with their current roles while still awaiting their calling Wouldn’t it be great if our leadership role aligned with our calling? ... |
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| 18. | | Pastor Greg brings encouragement for leaders holding on to hope during tough times One of our greatest leadership challenges is to lead ourselves through challenging times. Recently we discussed the ... |
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| 19. | | Pastor Greg looks at how leaders can make wise choices as they await their God-given destinies As leaders we gain a tremendous sense of accomplishment for a job well done. And then we look for our ... |
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| 20. | | Pastor Greg shares how Joseph developed his leadership skills even in difficult times One of the toughest challenges we face is managing our behavior when we find ourselves “stuck” ... |
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