The following excerpts on church leadership come from the wonderful resource Leadership the Wesleyan Way, edited by Dr. Aaron Perry. “[In order to release more capable female leaders] churches may need to create and fund positions
This week, we continue our conversation with Chaplain Jon Smithley of the United States Air Force as he shares over 20+ years of leadership experience.
Consider how you can use parables within the context of your ministry, not only for preaching but also for daily church leadership.
The power of money in our lives is too great to view stewardship as managing finances by simply moving money from one column to another.
Maybe our success could be measured by our willingness to crucify our metrics. Read more from this provocative read by Sam Donica.
This week, we sat down with Chaplain Jon Smithley of the United States Air Force as he shares over 20+ years of leadership experience.
Read these three powerful quotes on leadership that help illuminate the Wesleyan contribution to this important calling.
Many of us never stop to think about what it takes to live into the greatest calling of all time: to be and make disciples.
If we neglect our families for the sake of our ministry, we are, in effect, abandoning our first ministry.
This week, we continue our conversation with Stephanie Carey to talk about her work with Peace Catalyst International in the Balkans and what she learned about life and faith in a foreign land.
Manuals and policies, while not fun, are important. In church contexts, it’s a clear way to honor people and manage expectations.
Sometimes leadership is performed not in the spotlight but from the shadows. Read this article for lessons on leadership from Aaron and Moses.
