Author: Scott Gress

When we are born our parents tell us what to do. When we go to school our teachers tell us what to do. When we get a job our bosses tell us what to do. When we enter a position

A number of years ago I learned from then FLGA District Mission Executive, Jerry Seaman that there are three ingredients to expanding the number of people serving the Lord in meaningful ways. I don’t think we called it empowerment back

So, how are you leading yourself? How clear are you regarding the mission and yourplace in the mission? Tired of plate spinning? Are you ready to engage others? Exactly how will you do that? I know you may feel impatient

Are you under the gun to make the project happen? Are you caught up in the press to produce? Does that make you too busy to identify and cultivate new leaders? What do you want more? In the short term

Pastors and churches are always clamoring for leaders. “I can’t get anyone to do anything. “We need leaders.” “How do I train leaders?” “It’s hard to get people to join boards or committees.” Have you heard this stuff before? Right.