“Gen Z’s Have No Interest In Working In Radio” And Other Myths
Yesterday's post about how many of us caught the “radio bug” as kids resonated for scores of you. I enjoyed reading your comments here on the blog, as well as
Biblical Leadership: Don’t Lead Alone
Leadership is a tricky business. Many, especially those that find themselves in new positions of leadership, feel the need to do everything themselves. They need to go that extra mile
Message of Christmas
I felt like a hypocrite. I was at church with my family last Christmas Eve. The service was getting ready to begin and something was missing. In me. I excused myself
Putting on the Mind of Christ
As Christians, we often hear about the significance of “putting on the mind of Christ.” Romans 8:6 teaches us that “… letting your sinful nature control your mind leads to
How to Stand Firm in an Unstable World
A few months ago, I got an email from a mother whose daughter was planning to attend Liberty University the following year. In the email, she shared how the gravity
Cynicism: It Can Take a Leader Out
It seems to be a universal truth: Leaders grow more cynical over time, rather than more optimistic. Whether it’s within the family, professionally at work, or spiritually in your ministry
Succession Gone Right!
Every organization must take seriously the work of succession and leadership transitions, because there will be hardships. If you’ve been around ministry or any organization for very long, you’ve probably
Earning Influence
It’s no question that brands have long held significant influence in culture. Throughout modern history, society has elevated brands to embrace them as more than product makers. They evoke meaningful
Great! Do It!
Leadership is the healthy cultivation and use of your influence, for the worthy cause. And since everyone has influence, everyone can be a leader.* You may have seen the old TV
The Connection Between Executive Presence, Imposter Syndrome & Anxiety
Recently I began graduate school, at the tender age of 52. I made a commitment to myself when I turned 50 (during the pandemic) that I would complete the degree