I cannot tell you the amount of time I’ve spent in my life moving cattle. But, that doesn’t mean we can learn something anyway. That’s where this post comes in. Here’s a line: Mapquest can’t map out a cattle drive. Click over for the rest. I’m trying to grow my …
wes How I Use the 3 Questions for Student Leadership
Today, I’m going to layout a little bit of the strategy of how I’m using the 3 questions to train and equip student leaders. If you’re not familiar with what the three questions are, I would encourage you to go read this first. Now that you’ve read it, here we …
Sharpening Your Leadership Sword, pt 2
On Tuesday, I posted about finding ways to develop your leadership daily and weekly. Today, I’m going to look at something that’s a bit of a long range view: conferences. Now, to be fair, I’m not a well traveled and varied conference goer. What I do have, however, is my …
Check It Out: Perspective
Back in May, I posted a series called “Lessons from the Farm.” Today’s Check it Out is a link back to the first in that series, titled “Perspective.” What happens when the wheels literally fall off? Click to find out. http://wp.me/p8lYoA-3N
The Redundancy of Leadership
Do you know the hardest part of writing a blog? The consistency of having to write another post. It comes up three times each week, like clockwork. Ministry is the same. Sunday is always right around the bend (or Wednesday for many youth ministers). Farming was the same. No matter …