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  • 5 Ways to Grow Mission-Hearted Leaders

    by Eric Geiger | March 20, 2019

    Every leader needs a compass in their head.

  • Seven Major Questions When Considering a New Leadership Position

    by Thom Rainer | February 15, 2013

    Numerous articles have been written about questions a pastor should ask before going to a new church.

  • Four Biblical Principles of Giving

    by Art Rainer | April 9, 2019

    What does it mean to give? How does it look? You may know intuitively that you should give but not know much beyond that.

  • One Way Your Church is Missing It with Twitter

    by Justin Lathrop | September 26, 2012

    A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to sit down with Social Media Church for a conversation about—you guessed it—social media.

  • Learn to Navigate Conflict from this Biblical Character

    by Rick Warren | April 8, 2019

    In Nehemiah 5, the Israelites faced conflict for one of the same reasons we do today: selfishness.

  • The ABCs of Avoiding Ineffective Meetings: Advance Output Using an Agenda

    by VRcurator | April 11, 2019

    Meetings are a powerful tool for organizations.

  • The Basic Checklist to Meet Today’s Guest Expectations

    by Annette Franz | August 25, 2016

    - a note from the Vision Room Curator: During August we are focusing on Guest Experience in churches, but some of the most powerful learning for churches can occur by reading about customer service - all you have to do is substitute the word "Guest" every time you see "customer.

  • Developing a Tagline for Your Church, Step 1: Clear Vision

    by Will Mancini | October 11, 2012

    If you are new to my blog, you may not know that everything I do in helping ministries begins with clarity first.

  • The Most Powerful Function of Leadership Development

    by Mac Lake | June 3, 2019

    Entering into a leadership development relationship with someone is both a high honor and a weighty responsibility.

  • Build New Habits to Insure You Meet Your Goals

    by Tim Kastelle | February 15, 2014

    The problem with goals is that most of them are too big, and they take a long time, and that requires work.

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