Watch the fourth installment of a ten-part series on leadership lessons from Luke 6:12–16, where Jesus chose his disciples (watch parts one, two, and three). In this lesson, Pastor Mark shares how leaders should follow Jesus’ example by focusing first...
In this leadership lesson, the fifth installment of a ten-part series based on Luke 6:12–16, Pastor Mark explains why leaders shouldn’t just pick outside leaders who were well trained, but should also invest in those already serving who are called...
Teams with a diversity of ages, giftings, and backgrounds (i.e. weird teams) make the best teams....
Leaders need to prove themselves under the authority of leaders before they’re put in a place of authority over others....
Serving in itself is not leading and teams suffer when a leader doesn’t take responsibility—every team needs a leader....
In order for a leadership team to grow and be effective, it needs to be organized into smaller teams with dedicated focus and specialties....
In this edition of Leadership Coaching, Pastor Mark shares some counsel from Pastor Larry Osborne. When leadership mistakes methods with principles, the result is rigid policy that erodes organizational health....
When “like attracts like,” leaders can end up with a team of competitors. A more effective team is made up of people with complementary strengths. ...
In this week’s Leadership Coaching, Pastor Mark talks about how to learn and grow from failures, while not letting situations become sources of gossip....
Sometimes the Bible provides negative examples of failure and sin as case studies for us. This week, Pastor Mark takes a look at some hard lessons leaders can learn from the failure of Judas Iscariot....
In this coaching video Pastor Mark continues his series on marriage, ministry, and ministry marriages. Genesis 19 is the scene for what the Bible records about this ministry marriage—Lot & his wife. ...