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Interview with Jim Gilmore: Video

This interview is from Text & Context 2008 with author Jim Gilmore....

The Fast Eat the Slow and Influence Beats Control

Pastor Mark talks about the lessons we can learn in leadership from the current situation in Egypt where the fast eat the slow and influence beats control....

Know What Game You’re Playing

How is your leadership helping others understand who they are, what kind of game they should be playing, what position is best for them, and ultimately that it’s not about them? #e412...

That Day – What to Do the Day After the Big Day

Positives, Negatives, and Neutrals

Are you a positive, negative or neutral? Which are you and which should you be?...

Spirit-filled Leading with Terry Virgo

In this segment of Leadership Coaching, Pastor Mark interviews Terry Virgo of New Frontiers about Spirit-filled leading....

This Week’s Special Guest Is Gideon

What can you do as a leader to bring your family along, let them hang out and see what you’re doing, and also learn along the way?...

Meetings | Vote, Voice, View

How can you change the culture of the meetings you are calling?...

Concern & Responsibility, Loads & Burdens

In the video, Pastor Mark addresses the proper response to light loads and heavy burdens as individuals and in community. We should carry our own light loads individually and help carry one another’s burdens collectively. Leaders need to determine what...

Get Good Bricks

Learn to look for wisdom and tips in different areas of life like business, sports, science, anthropology, history, war, the grocery store, behaviors, failures, etc. We should be humble and take bricks wherever we can get them. We should also...

The Weekly Spouse Sync

Marriage requires focus in two important areas: organization and intimacy. Oftentimes leaders will work in their lives, but not on their lives. This is a mistake, especially when you’re married to someone who isn’t wired the same way you are....

The Mentor Myth

Jonathan Edwards rightly taught, if we idolize someone, eventually we demonize them. Young leaders long for mentors because they think somewhere out there, there’s a person who knows everything that needs to be known about ministry, work, or life. ...