I sat in a freezing cold conference room (why are all conference rooms so cold?) as a 10th grade high school student when for the first time I heard the simple statement, “leaders are readers.” That simple statement made an impact on my life. Since that day, I’ve worked to develop a discipline of reading. Each day, I read the Bible, a chapter or section of a theological book and a chapter, section or article on leadership.
(I know, I know. I should broaden what I read to include fiction, biography, etc. One day it will happen.)
Along the way, I run into many helpful articles for church leadership and personal leadership. Check these links. I do not think you will be disappointed.
7 Ways to Draw Millennials to Your Church
Four Primary Tasks of a Senior Leader
Read or Get Out of the Ministry
The Problem with the Harvest is Not the Harvest
Great Leaders Live By Strong Convictions
An Autopsy of a Deceased Church
Happy reading!
