Posts Tagged ‘leadership’
“I Will Work Harder” By Alec Hill
What Animal Farm Teaches Us About the Will to Work Harder. How many times have you said, “I will work harder?” Recently, I reread George Orwell’s classic novel Animal Farm. A heroic horse named Boxer jumps off the page. Whenever the community needs him, he says, “I will work harder.” Repeatedly, he comes through in…
Read MoreRemissioning Church by Josh Hayden
An Open Invitation for Remissioning Leaders There is a story that Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius hired an assistant to follow him as he walked throughout the empire and whisper in his ears, after he’d been praised by the people, “You are just a man. You are just a man.” No matter your budget, your role,…
Read MoreDavid Robbins: Outcomes Conference 25 Highlight
David Robbins, Leadership for Such a Time as This David Robbins became president of Campus Crusade for Christ International and Cru in July 2024. He previously served as the president of FamilyLife, a Cru ministry. Robbins, 46, becomes the fourth president of this evangelism and discipleship ministry based in Orlando, FL. We are honored to…
Read MoreMake Better Decisions By Reggie McNeal
Leaders Are Judged On Their Decisions People evaluate leaders based on the leader’s decisions, not on their intentions. Effective leaders know how to make decisions, when, and what decisions must be made. They consistently demonstrate sound judgment. While they don’t always make the right decisions, they do so often enough that they enjoy significant accomplishments…
Read MoreSelf-Management is Critical to Success By Reggie McNeal
Competent Leaders Practice Self-Management Self-management targets the person who is often the most significant challenge to your leadership: YOU! Many things that leaders must manage are common to leaders of all enterprises. Those who lead in the spiritual arena are not exempt from these challenging elements. Emotions Emotions happen. They are neither good nor bad…
Read MoreDue Process By Dr. Brian S. Simmons
The Benefits of Due Process To give someone their due is to provide what justice demands. Simply put, it is to treat someone fairly. Steward leaders love and serve God by living and serving others. “He has shown you, O man, what is good. And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly,…
Read MoreSelf-Awareness and Why It’s Critical By Reggie McNeal
Great Leaders Pursue Self-Awareness Self-awareness is the most critical piece of information a leader possesses. I didn’t say self-absorption or self-centeredness. Ironically, these characteristics are most likely to occur in leaders who lack the critical component of self-awareness. What Is Self-Awareness? The dictionary uses various words to portray the meaning of awareness: knowledge, mindful, vigilance,…
Read MoreEmpowering Christian Leaders for Excellence
Pursuing Excellence Through Education and Lifelong Learning Leadership excellence drives impact and fosters positive change in any organization. As ministry demands grow more complex, leaders must equip themselves with the necessary skills and knowledge to navigate challenges effectively. Investing in skill development plays a crucial role in this journey, providing individuals with tools to manage their…
Read MoreTrusting Leaders Under Pressure By Dr. Rob McKenna
What You Need to Know About Trust and Pressure Trust is one of the most valuable resources in every organization. When trust is high, decisions flow like streams of intelligent consciousness, and work becomes a missional rhythm rather than a dreaded trudge through the mud. When it is common and deep, honesty, humility, and courage…
Read MoreA Global Equipping Experience for You!
Learn and Grow with Global Leaders Called to Transform the World For Christ In 2020, God entrusted the Christian Leadership Alliance Community to create and host a global online training experience. That year, the Outcomes Conference Global Digital Experience was born. In a time of a worldwide pandemic,l chaos, and distress, God made a way…
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