Equipping Leaders To Multiply
Getting an opportunity to cast a God-given vision is a weighty privilege. Having spent time with God, you’ve heard the heart of God and are called to lead toward a preferred future for your church, organization or community. Before you even speak your first word your audience’s mind is like a canvas. The words you speak can paint a picture of a new reality, move people to action, enthuse commitment and even drive them to…Continue Reading
I was walking along the beach in Carlsbad the other day praying about God’s Vision for LAUNCH. As I asked God to open the eyes of my mind to see His vision I sensed Him saying, “Ask the right questions and I will show you the answers.” This makes sense; think about it. In Exodus 3 when God gave His vision for delivering the Hebrew people from Egypt Moses immediately began to ask questions. And the…Continue Reading
Ideas have the power to change an organization, change a life and change the world. Think about a song that’s moved your heart closer to God. Think about a resource that helped you achieve greater results. Think about a book that shaped your values and character. Think about a church that’s transformed your life. All of us have encountered things that have significantly changed the course of our life. But think about it…those things that…Continue Reading
When executed properly core values define the way a company operates, gives clarity for decision making and assures greater engagement of employees. However most leaders invest all their energies on vision and tend to neglect values. Leaders love to think, dream and inspire people to pursue a better future. While this type of visioning is essential for organizational direction, if the leader doesn’t provide a clear set of values it may be difficult to achieve…Continue Reading
I’m fascinated by vision. The way God wired me causes me to spend much of my time thinking, dreaming and planning for the future. But I’m never satisfied with how far I can see, always wanting to look a little further ahead. At 28 years old I attended my first John Maxwell leadership conference. I sat and listened to John cast a vision that was larger than anything my mind had ever conceived. While I was inspired, I…Continue Reading