How to Become a Leader People Want to Follow
If you want to become a leader that people want to follow, the results are in. These are the traits that people are looking for in a leader.
Category: Personal Development
4 Simple Ways You Can Grow as a Leader in Youth Ministry
You don’t just want to be a good youth pastor. You want to be the best youth pastor you can be. These 4 things will help you grow as a leader.
The Fastest Way to Win Respect at Your Church
It’s hard to win respect at your church. Some people see the youth pastor as an overgrown high school student. This post will help you change that…
Finding Your Own Chazown
In which areas do you need to grow the most this year? This post helps you determine which parts of your life are primed for growth…
Is Your Mindset Killing Your Ministry?
How might your thoughts about your abilities, your church, and your ministry be different if you approached them with the belief that they can change and get better? That’s what we’re talking in this post…
How to Deal with Discouragement in Youth Ministry
It could be 6 months or 6 years into the job. Either way, discouragement tracks you down. How do you deal with discouragement in Youth Ministry? This post gives you 8 ways to defeat discouragement.
Are You Too Old to Be a Youth Pastor?
Every youth pastor has an expiration date. The day will come when we just don’t have it anymore. These 4 factors will help you decide if today is your day…
Recovering the Lost Art of Sabbath
Our pace of life is getting faster and faster. But God calls us to a different way of life, the Sabbath way. As I consider what Sabbath is all about, I keep coming back to these 4 things…
The Benefits & Challenges of Servant Leadership in Youth Ministry
A college student asked if he could interview me for a class he’s taking on leadership. I love talking with students who are interested in leadership, so I gladly agreed. Here’s how the conversation went…
What Would You Do If You Were New?
A lot of youth pastors look for new jobs because they’re bored with where they’re at. Instead of looking for a new job, what if you saw yourself the new guy again?
