LEADERSHIP RESOURCES

By LaShawn Davis

Often, when we hear the word “vision,” our minds automatically translate it into mere goals or ambitions. Some might even think it’s just a fleeting...

By Phil Cooke

No matter how small, when a crisis starts brewing in a business, organization or church, when is the best time to intervene? Now. At that moment. And quickly. A crisis has a way...

By Ken Walker

Steve Robinson never expected to hit the wall. When he did in 2010, it left him shell-shocked and reduced to a puddle of tears. He doubted he could continue meeting the demands...

By Ken Walker

January 14, 2024, marked a historic day in Union Church’s history. For the first time, Sunday attendance at the multisite church 35 miles northeast of Washington, D.C.,...

By Chris Pace

“You’re full of potential!”

I’m sure you’ve heard these words spoken over you before. Perhaps it was from a parent, a teacher or a coach. These...

By Dr. Ron Crum

Every leader is called upon to make decisions. Some rule by fiat. Others gather consensus and move in a corporate direction. But is there a model for decision making that can truly...

By Ken Walker

While its sanctuary seats 3,000 and hundreds more flow through three buildings each week on its 40-acre campus, Visalia First Assembly of God doesn’t look like a...

By Natalie Born

In the face of real challenges and pressures, the word “innovation” can seem frivolous to most leaders and pastors. The year 2020, marked by global upheaval, put...

By Sam Adeyemi

Don’t be a hare. Don’t be a tortoise. Be a hare with the mind of a tortoise.

When your organization is experiencing robust growth, there are good reasons to celebrate. At...

There are often misconceptions surrounding professional coaching that hinder individuals and organizations from reaping its benefits.

From concerns about cost to misconceptions about who can...