Stories are important to your cause.
Stories bind your vision to the past and give hope to the future.
Stories help your volunteers recruit others.
Stories are personal.
Stories are a result of taking action on your vision.
Stories are …

Continuing our discussion on how to start leading for your cause, let’s tackle the subject of recruiting. Without others, you aren’t leading – you are just taking a walk.
Volunteer recruiting is sometimes considered something magical, …

Have you ever seen a drawing or read a story that clearly painted a picture of the situation? That is what your vision should be. Your vision needs to be short, powerful, and tell a …

You have a cause to fight for. You have one or more Big Hairy Audacious Goals (BHAGs) identified that will help support the cause. How do you get started?
There are a few key steps when …

According to Global Rich List, if you make at least $48,000 USD a year, you are in the top 1% of the world’s richest people. It may not feel like it, but you are. Every …

Leading isn’t safe. It requires you to step out. It requires you to take chances. It may even require you to fail before you succeed.
For Christians, this means stepping out beyond what we can do …

We’ve been talking for a few weeks now on leadership. The Church needs you to lead. Your community needs you to lead. So, what is stopping you from leading?
Do you have a cause? A Big …

Anne Jackson wrote an interesting blog post recently about lazy church staff:
you want to know why some people get burned out in ministry? it’s not because they’re working too hard. it’s because they’ve set their …

So, you have your Big Hair Audacious Goal – that goal that God has placed on your heart and that you cannot quench. The next question is: “Should I lead or should I follow?”
There is …

What is your cause? What is it that you want to see accomplished that is beyond your reach? Whatever it is, it is your Big Hairy Audacious Goal (BHAG).
A BHAG is something that only God …