Howard G. Hendricks, known affectionately as “Prof” to more than 10,000 graduates of Dallas Theological Seminary, leaves behind an incalculable legacy which he would call “the work of Christ in me.” Auxano Founder and CEO Will Mancini was a student of Prof, and recently wrote the following upon hearing of his death.
How are you creating a culture of mission in your church?
How do visionaries develop?
Let’s hope this inspires you to “frame up” the four sides of your church’s DNA.
Here are some top posts from my last five years blogging. All of these were created from a New Year planning perspective.
Never stop learning. Once you master a category, the real master keeps learning even more.
I believe Tim Keller’s “Center Church” is the most important book on church leadership written in my lifetime.
Some of the fastest growing churches in the country have common threads on vision and alignment.
Every meeting I facilitate is unique. The primary distinctive of each gathering is not the subject of the engagement but the collective bias of the group.
To some degree learning comes natural and is guided by human curiosity. But in other ways learning is a skill to be cultivated. As I’ve tried to grow as a learner, I have gained one overarching insight; one great secret:
Three effective ways to start moving toward clarity right now.
