Notable Voices: October 29, 2016
Eight Ways Pastors Can Cultivate Long-Term Tenures — Sam Rainer
Generally, long-term pastor tenures are better than short-term pastor tenures. The context where the pastor ministers can impact the tenure. The church body can impact the tenure. And the pastor can impact tenure length. Below are eight ways pastors can cultivate their own long-term tenures.
10 Tips for Leading Kids to Christ — Jason Allen
My greatest stewardship in life is not training a generation of students at Midwestern Seminary. It is training my five young children in the fear and admonition of the Lord. I feel the weight—and glory—of this stewardship daily and find immeasurable fulfillment and joy as I see my children taking steps toward Christ.
4 Ways Worship Leaders Can Serve Tech Volunteers Better — Ana Avila
No matter if you are very close or you barely know the tech guy (or gal) in your church, as a worship leader you can always find new ways to serve them – and with them – better. Here are four ideas, I hope they inspire you to always be seeking more.
5 Reasons for Pastors to Appreciate Their Church — Chris Hefner
October is pastor appreciation month. It is wonderful for pastors to know that their churches appreciate them. I’m grateful for every encouraging comment, card, and acknowledgement. But pastors are not alone in their need to be appreciated. Pastors should take the time and energy to appreciate their churches and church members.
6 Phrases Young Leaders Can Use to Build Trust — Art Rainer
For young leaders, building trust starts with incorporating a few phrases in their communication with team members. These phrases demonstrate respect for their team members, a foundational element for building trust.
7 Hints You’re About to Make a Bad Leadership Decision — Ron Edmondson
Thankfully, the longer I lead, the more I have developed some warning signs I’m about to make another. There are certain clues which help me pinpoint a potential bad move – even before I pull the trigger of decision.
