People who see the world in unique ways and have original problem-solving approaches are a huge asset to any team. But if you want to help your creatives reach their full potential, you need to understand how to best engage with them. John McGee, Caitlin

Creativity matters because we are called to reflect our Creator God. Many of us, however, think of creativity as being accessible only to the talented few who fit a certain stereotype. This week on the Church Leadership Podcast, we gathered some of our st

When news of a pastors moral failure breaks, its appropriate to grieve for the pain the sin has caused and the damage Gods reputation has suffered. On this weeks episode of the Church Leadership Podcast, John McGee and Dave Bruskas wrestle with their

None of us are capable of making ministry fruitful, but were still charged with putting in the work and waiting in faith for God to bring the growth. In a special message at the Church Leaders Conference this Spring, John Elmore encouraged us to work alo

Church leaders are the first to extol the importance of biblical fellowship, but we arent always the best at practicing it. This special message from Harris Creek Baptist Church pastor Jonathan J.P. Pokluda, first given at CLC 2024, calls leaders to dr

If you werent able to join us at the Church Leaders Conference this year, check out pastor Timothy Ateeks opening mainstage message on prayer as a spiritual checkpoint. Without attentive care, its easy to let your spiritual priority drift from enjoying

We wrapped up the Things I Didnt Learn in Seminary podcast series this week with an episode on how to lead and serve in your first and most important ministry: your family. Shepherding your family well--listed in 1 Timothy as a leadership qualification

Ever heard the joke, I love ministryit's people I cant stand? Its funny because interacting with people can be difficult, but people are our ministry, and the way we interact with them matters immensely. In this weeks episode of the Church Leadershi

Incompetence isnt always a moral issue, but it will hobble your ministry just as quickly. People are inherently skeptical of churches, and if you dont keep the trains running on time, youll erode their trust. In the fourth installment of this series, J

Ministry has a definite and appropriate outward focus. But you cant lead others well if you arent leading yourself firstspiritually, practically, and physically. In this weeks episode of the Church Leadership Podcast, Dave Bruskas and John McGee discu