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Tag: Leadership

10 Ideas for Empowering Leadership

Posted on July 9, 2012August 1, 2018 by Michael Rose
Leadership is not a job, not a role one plays at work and then puts aside during the commute home in order to relax and enjoy real life. Rather, leadership is the leader’s real life. –    CHRIS LOWNEY, Heroic Leadership Leadership flows from who you are and whether you realize it or not you are…
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Change is a Process

Posted on April 20, 2012January 27, 2014 by Michael Rose
As leaders, we need to come to grips with the fact that everything is in a process of change continually; as we live life, build, create, sell or renovate things are changing.  Even when things are left alone, the reality is they too change, they decay, time has a way of changing everything!  To come to…
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Measurable Outcomes Keep Us on Target

Posted on March 22, 2012 by Michael Rose
Setting specific, measurable goals and objectives is key in project management – like planning a road trip, you know where you want to head. You take the time to plan;  you map your route, where you will grab meals, re-fuel and where you will spend the nights.  It is really helpful to set specific mid-way…
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Challenges Ripe with Opportunity – Leadership

Posted on February 4, 2012April 28, 2017 by Michael Rose
Whether we realize it or not, all of us are leading in a multiplicity of ways all the time and while we may lead well verbally, our actions and posture may be saying something else!  Leading well is as much an art form as it’s models and strategies.   One such example of this is how…
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Is it Godly Leadership or Control?

Posted on November 29, 2011 by Michael Rose
In an organization, leaders generally consider themselves in the right. It is part of the paradigm they create for themselves: if you have succeeded in making your way to the top of an organization, then, by definition, the values for which you stand, must be right, because they have been authenticated and validated by peers…
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Untangling Unity

Posted on October 21, 2011December 24, 2015 by Michael Rose
Early in October I had a wonderful experience with a number of  folks in North Carolina.  It was marvelous for several reasons, the people were delightful in their own ways with their own expressions of the Kingdom and the Gospel story.  There were folks from Australia, Germany, the UK, Canada and from many of the…
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Courage: Character of a Leader

Posted on October 11, 2011January 7, 2016 by Michael Rose
“Real courage defends values, principles and people, not property and profits.“ Mark Twain once wrote, “Courage is the resistance of fear, the mastery of fear- not the absence of fear.” Courage is key as we explore the character of healthy authentic leaders. But what is courage and what does it look like in real life?…
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Apocalyptic: Godzilla & the Kingdom of God

Posted on September 19, 2011March 4, 2015 by Michael Rose
[I wrote this article a few years ago and I am re-posting it for our members.  The turmoil in financial markets, weird weather and other environmental events serve to stoke the fire of anxiety and stimulate an increased appetite for end-times musings.  It is important that we keep our eyes focused on Jesus and the…
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Inspiring Leaders

Posted on July 26, 2011January 23, 2018 by Michael Rose
Today’s effective, healthy leaders understand that those they lead are not a commodity to be consumed.  No longer a product to be bought and used to serve the grand vision of the leader.  More people are seeking significance from their work.  Where in generations past employees have been content to contort for the sake of…
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Sex and the Church: Pastoral Sexual Misconduct

Posted on May 10, 2011September 13, 2016 by Michael Rose
Pastoral sexual misconduct is not a new phenomenon and dates back to the Old Testament when God rejects the sons of Eli for their sexual misconduct.   Sexual misconduct is wide in scope and can range from passive sexual harassment of a co-worker or congregant to an extramarital affair as a “one time fall from…
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