by Bryan Cutshall | Sep 6, 2018 | Encouragement, Inspiration, Leadership Blog, Leadership Tips, Personal Growth
Forgive and Live Guest Post Written by: John Ed Mathison After writing recently about forgiveness, I received a lot of responses. One person said that when he learned to forgive, it was a key that unlocked a future for his Christian growth. Another person...
by Bryan Cutshall | Aug 21, 2018 | Church Growth, Encouragement, Inspiration, Leadership Blog, Leadership Tips, Personal Growth, Uncategorized
CHURCH HEALTH TIP: TRAINING YOUR TEAM Teamwork makes the dream work! An untrained team can be a detriment to an organization or church. A trained team is one of your richest assets. In order to train your team, you must be: Intentional Strategic Personal ...
by Bryan Cutshall | Aug 9, 2018 | Encouragement, Inspiration, Leadership Blog, Leadership Tips, Personal Growth
THE THREEFOLD CALL TO MINISTRY Guest post written by J David Stephens Ministry may be understood in the idea of a threefold calling. Ministry is a faith calling, a community calling, and a love calling! Ministry is a Faith Calling. Faith is the epitome...
by Bryan Cutshall | Aug 1, 2018 | Encouragement, Family, Inspiration, Leadership Blog, Personal Growth
Our Journey of Saying Yes Guest Post Written by: Nate Turner It seems so simple doesn’t it? Saying Yes. God is gracious and take us on a journey and its an adventure of a lifetime. All He is asking is that we just say ‘yes’ to ...
by Bryan Cutshall | Jul 26, 2018 | Church Growth, Encouragement, Family, Inspiration, Leadership Blog, Leadership Tips, Personal Growth
MINISTRY BURNOUT Guest Post written by: Rob Bailey According to an article in Psychology Today: Burnout is one road hazard in life that leaders need to be aware of. But often, because of the uniqueness of a leader’s personality, they ...
by Bryan Cutshall | Jul 11, 2018 | Church Growth, Encouragement, Inspiration, Leadership Blog, Leadership Tips, Personal Growth
Integrity of Heart; Issues of Character and Competence Guest Post Written By: Fred Garmon Many people are critical of what is often called a “CEO” model of ministry. But all too often what people actually have in mind is an older, outdated model. It is a model that is...