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  • 8 Actions of a Confident Leader in the Face of Conflict

    by Chris Rivers | July 14, 2015

    Balancing conflict is inevitable.

  • Ministry Breakthrough Stories are New Podcast’s Focus

    by Bryan Rose | October 19, 2018

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  • 12 Strategic Summer Activities to Keep Volunteers Connected to Ministry Vision

    by Bryan Rose | May 28, 2015

    Summer scatters your congregation and is typically a season of lessened activity, with groups on hiatus or a simplified service schedule.

  • Choices and Your Announcements

    by Eric Geiger | September 17, 2012

    In an earlier post I referenced Barry Schwartz's work The Paradox of Choice, which advocates that too many choices leads to regret because we are never confident we made the right choice.

  • 10 Major Trends Coming Your Way in 2013

    by Brad Lomenick | February 7, 2013

    Here are a few trends that seem to be capturing major attention as we start 2013.

  • Vision Recovery Process – Step 1

    by VRcurator | April 22, 2020

    As a part of Auxano's Better Future Webinar Series, we will be posting videos and links here from the preceding week's topics.

  • Is Innovation a Part of Your Organization’s DNA?

    by Tim Kastelle | February 6, 2013

    It’s been a brutal period for retail firms since the global financial crisis hit.

  • Are You Leading Your Church or Just Managing It? Learn the Difference.

    by Rick Warren | January 11, 2018

    It’s been said many times by many different people that everything rises or falls on leadership.

  • Eliminate Dull Sermons Using These Seven Tips

    by Carey Nieuwhof | October 25, 2016

    Ever write a message or talk that even you suspected was boring? That’s exactly where I found myself this week.

  • Rapidly Growing Churches Place a Premium on Intentional and Strategic Leadership

    by Ed Stetzer | October 29, 2015

    I’m pretty sure that I’ve never met anyone who became a pastor so that they could spend their time worrying about strategy.

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