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Most leaders experience it. Some regularly, others occasionally. Fear. How we react to it and what leads to these reactions is helpful for leaders to understand.
Journal of a Church Planter
Paul Pavlou (PulishU)
September 2024, Lead On Review
Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools, Tyler Staton (Hodder)
Prayer. As leaders, we all know how important it is, and yet most of us feel guilty about how little we do. Sarah Pix reviews Tyler Straton’s latest book on prayer and finds it not only practical but also inspiring.
Lead On Review July...
‘Talk of Christian leaders having an ‘impact’ and being “effective” can provoke resistance when it sounds like what is being discussed is replacing God with secular managerialism. But what if there were simple ways Christian leaders could think about impact that were aligned to Scripture itself?’...
This month we continue our mini-series on intercultural church (previous articles include ‘God has no Favourites’ and ‘Intercultural Church – A Lesson in Obedience’).
On the Way to Work, Chris Gillies (BRF)
Work is a key frontline. Many congregation members spend the main part of their day working, paid or unpaid. Mike Duff reviews a new book by Chris Gillies, On the Way to Work, which offers great insights for both those leading churches and those in the world...
Feel Good Productivity: How to Do More of What Matters to You
Ali Abdaal (Cornerstone Press)
Take a look at our review to find out more about how Ali Abdaal approaches productivity and links to his YouTube channel.
May 2024, Lead On Review
Looking for a good leadership podcast?
Matt Hogg reviews a recent episode of the Carey Nieuwhof leadership podcast where he interviews Craig Groeschel about leading change post-Covid.
Lead On Review, April 2024
Following on from last month's article on doing 'life' with those we lead with; this month we explore the possibility of co-leadership.