My father, Luther Clemons, has been leading people for almost 50 years. His first official leadership role was as a sales manager for the Alabama Power Company in 1966. I was 2 years old. Since then he has invested 40 years with the same company in Nashville, Tennessee. Today he ...
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Leadership Roundup: Articles Worth Reading –
5 Warning Signs of Declining Church Health by Thom S. Rainer
"Many of the turnaround churches we consulted then moved to a time of corporate confession and repentance. They confessed to God their lack of obedience and their selfish desire for their own comfort."
The False ...
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Leadership Roundup: Articles Worth Reading –
10 Tips to Becoming a More Productive Pastor by Thom S. Rainer
"How can a pastor keep the pace in this marathon of ministry without burning out? How can a pastor remain productive with such demands?"
Using Collaboration to Impact Your City by Kim Johnson and Bob Greene at ...
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Overcoming Your Fears to Follow God –
By Ben Mandrell
“What are you afraid of?” Recently, I threw that question at my four elementary school-aged kids. As they devoured their morning oatmeal, I took inventory of their most menacing fears. The results were as follows:
1. The dark
2. Getting an “F” on a test
3. Being ...
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5 Ways to Develop a Great Relationship with Your Senior Pastor –
By Jim Law
It’s my joy to serve as executive pastor of First Baptist Church in Woodstock, Ga., going on 23 years now. One of the most distinct privileges of this position is the opportunity I have to continually develop a close relationship with my pastor, Dr. Johnny Hunt. He is ...
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Leadership Roundup: Articles Worth Reading –
3 Things to Consider About Multiculturalism from The Exchange by Ed Stetzer
Doing multicultural ministry is a gift because it gives us a glimpse of forever.
You Won't Waste Your Life by Jonathan Parnell from Desiring God
Have you ever considered serving in a rural ...
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