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2 Ingredients for a Great Leader

The bottom line is this: if you can find a student who is willing to serve, give them an opportunity to serve and lead, and watch the impact they begin to make!

You’ll Figure It Out

I still have a picture in my head of one morning. He was on guitar. I was on bass. It was the opening song for the morning. Right before he started playing, I remember telling him I didn’t know the song. And his words continue to ring true: you’ll figure it out.

Will vs Skill

When it comes to developing student leaders (or leaders in general), What’s more important: willingness or skill? Put another way, would you rather have someone who is incredibly skilled and arrogant, or someone who is incredibly willing and less skilled. In my experience, willingness wins. I would love to have …

Real Time Thoughts on Student Leadership

Back in January, I blogged about the process I was walking through to create a student leadership team at my church. You can follow the progression by starting here. As we kick off the new school year, I’ve opened up applications again, and here are a few thoughts that have …

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