11 Minute Difference, 7 Checkpoints, Church Guest Experience, Eric Geiger, Guest Experience
To get really practical and helpful here are “seven checkpoints” in expressing hospitality.
Eric Geiger, Joshua, Leadership Development, Moses, temporary leadership
Moses understood the temporary nature of leadership and the necessity of succession.
To make the biggest impact, the few need your focus. To bless many, focus on a few.
Decline begins when the growth of an organization outpaces the organization’s ability to have the right people at the table.
The antithesis of courageous leadership is cowardly leadership, where leaders lack the moral integrity and conviction to do what is right for the right reasons. Here are five common expressions of found on a cowardly leader checklist.
Eisenhower Matrix, Eric Geiger, servant leader, strategic leader
It is possible to be both a strategic leader and a servant leader
Eisenhower, Eisenhower Matrix, Eric Geiger, Planning, Strategy
Dwight Eisenhower is noted as saying, “What is important is seldom urgent, and what is urgent is seldom important.” He is credited with the quote because of his emphasis on planning and strategy.
Eric Geiger, Growing Church, Leadership Expectations, Tim Keller
The reality is that as a church grows, the church must change some ways in which she functions.
Begin a year-long movement of examination and growth with the Creature of the Word Church Campaign.
When approval is your ultimate goal, you aren’t leading for the sake of others.
Three effective ways to start moving toward clarity right now.
