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1. How to Let Staff Go in a God-Honoring Way ...: ... job to the next if they see any marginal increase in salary or benefits. And human nature being what it is, there are times when relationships just end. Whether with people who attend your church, staf ...; Created on 07 January 2019
2. 7 Reasons Your Staff Team Is Falling Apart ...: ... erm staff problems are often a front-door issue. Potential leaders aren't always who we thought they were when we hired them. Even when we've spent time with others (years, even), we don't always know the ...; Created on 02 January 2019
3. Ronnie Floyd: The Best Way to Develop Your Staff Team ...: There are many ways a leader can develop a staff team, but I have never found a better way than allocating time away from the office together. In fact, whether it be days or hours, the end will result ...; Created on 08 August 2018
4. Heed These 7 Major Warning Signs When Hiring Staff ...: Hiring someone to join your staff is one of the coolest things ever and can simultaneously scare you spitless. Especially if you've ever had a newly hired staff person go from a dream come true to you ...; Created on 13 July 2018
5. Trustworthy Steps to Restore Your Staff Team to Full Health ...: Is your staff team a healthy team? How do you know? It's easier to know when a team is not healthy, especially if you look at the extremes. The obvious symptoms are things like: Gossip Negativity Silo ...; Created on 30 May 2018
6. Crucial Paradigms for Hiring the Right Staff ...: ... and qualified staff to the team. When you go to look for a new staff member, I think it helps to have a paradigm through which you are seeking the next person. The more homework you do on the front end ...; Created on 22 January 2018
7. You'll Want to Include These 6 Details in Your Church Staff Bios ...: When we talk with first-time guests about church websites, many of them share their surprise that the website fails to include bios or any information other than a name for the church staff. I have to ...; Created on 25 May 2017
8. If Leaders Misdiagnose, This Will Happen: Whom are you called to lead? And whom are you leading in this season? The answers to those questions might be pretty different, but the important thing is to make sure you know the makeup of the group ...; Created on 23 January 2017
9. One Sentence You and Your Church Staff Hate To Hear ...: ... by pastors and church staff. It typically begins with these words: "People are saying ..." The full sentence could say, "People are saying you don't visit enough." Another example is: "People are sayin ...; Created on 30 December 2016
10. How You Can Avoid Frustration in Mid-Level Leadership: Worship leaders often sit in a "middle management" level of leadership within the church. Although viewed as leaders, vision casters and core members of the pastoral staff, worship leaders are usually no ...; Created on 07 February 2017
11. Managing the Millennials on Your Staff With Mercy ...: I'm not sure when it happened, but somewhere along the way, I became the old guy on our church staff. I don't think of myself as old. I'm social-media savvy. I text on my iPhone 7-plus. I don't use it, ...; Created on 12 December 2016
12. Signs Your Church Team Boasts an Empowering Culture: ... leaders. It's a frustration I hear frequently from staff members of churches. Frankly, as one with a strength (StrengthFinders) of command, I can easily take over if no one else takes the lead. It take ...; Created on 21 November 2016
13. 6 Reasons Many Churches Spend Too Much on Personnel Costs: If you think one of the six reasons is high salaries for each person on staff, you're wrong. Although there are certainly some exceptions to my statement, they would be outliers. Repeated studies demonstrat ...; Created on 17 November 2016
14. 12 Reasons Church Staff Conflict May Arise ...: My email inbox is full of these stories. Messages to me via social media hit this topic too frequently. There is a lot of church staff conflict out there. To be clear, conflict exists in all relationships. ...; Created on 20 October 2016
15. 5 Ways to Know Your Team Is Inconsistent: In a world of overload—information overload, option overload and overload overload—there are very few things that set organizations apart from one another. Decision making about where we will shop, eat ...; Created on 21 October 2016
16. What to Do When a Staff Member Is Uncoachable ...: ... and do well at it. In most cases, coaching staff results in a positive and productive outcome. Everyone wins. The leader grows and the church makes progress. That's what we all hope for. But what happen ...; Created on 28 September 2016
17. 7 of the Hardest People to Lead: ... who try to lead them. I have had some very successful retired pastors in my churches and on our staff. Our staff is full of seasoned ministers with more experience in ministry than me. I love having th ...; Created on 01 August 2016
18. 7 Reasons to Consider Not Requiring Ministerial Staff Office Hours ...: I've never liked the idea of requiring office hours for pastors and ministry staff. Ministry demands a "go" mentality. It's hard to go when you have to sit at a desk all day. Assuming you have at least ...; Created on 29 July 2016
19. 7 Ideas for Effective Church Guest Follow Up: ... , but there's often no road map for the staff to follow. And if the staff doesn't have a road map, how can we expect guests to know what's next for them? So, here are seven ideas for you to use to cons ...; Created on 21 July 2016
20. 8 Solutions for These Time Drainers for Pastors and Staff ...: ... ook at some of the greatest time drainers of pastors and staff, with suggestions about improving each of them: 1. Regularly scheduled meetings. How many hours do you spend each month in meetings you feel oblig ...; Created on 28 June 2016

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