When facing challenging problems and important decisions it is critical that church leaders examine all of their options carefully. An... Continue Reading
A common question church members and staff ask of church leaders is “Where are we going?” The same is true... Continue Reading
Micromanagement supervision is a management style whereby a supervisor closely observes or controls the work of subordinates. Much has been... Continue Reading
In the post, “Organizational Alignment and Integration – Why Most Strategic Plans Fail,” we examined the ten components of aligning... Continue Reading
Many skills and attributes are required to become an effective supervisor, but one rises above all others and can be... Continue Reading
Over the years as an Executive Pastor I would marvel at the ability of a supervisor to excel in one... Continue Reading
In the posts “Leadership Versus Management: What is the Difference” and “Management and Leadership – The Church Needs Both,” we... Continue Reading
I get asked often about the differences between managers and leaders. I always start the answer with my belief that... Continue Reading
Studies of various businesses and organizations reveals over 70% of strategic plans are never significantly implemented. My guess is this... Continue Reading
Ministers are regularly required to make difficult and far reaching decisions. Having a grasp of the various basis for decision... Continue Reading
In the “5 W’s and 1 H Method for Decision Making” we examined a process for thoroughly analyzing any decision.... Continue Reading
The word “distinctive” is defined as a characteristic of a person or thing that distinguishes it from all others. Scripture... Continue Reading
Jim is a Church Organizational Leadership and Management Coach, Consultant and Trainer. Throughout his career Jim has demonstrated a passion for showing Pastors and Ministers how to use organizational tools for church and personal growth and health.
More About Jim“For I may be absent in body, but I am with you in spirit, rejoicing to see how well ordered you are and the strength of your faith in Christ.” Colossians 2:5