Category Archives: Leadership Development

Greetings, There are different roles of leadership in the body of Christ. People often think that ministry training is about being instructed in the ways of ministry, but mere instruction alone will only inform us of what to do. It … Continue reading →

Greetings, All human beings have a three-part makeup in their ability to fulfill their human purpose. Human beings are made of spirit, soul, and body. The spirit of man is the source of their power, the soul is the throne … Continue reading →

Greetings; God has not called you to be someone you are not, but He has called you to be who you are today. When King David was watching sheep, what was his anointing? He had the anointing to be a … Continue reading →

Greetings; How do you know who you are? Knowing who you are is not dependant upon your gifting, but your gifting is connected to who you are. The will of God is not dependant upon the things you do in … Continue reading →

Greetings, As leaders in Christ’s Church we must seek to activate, facilitate, and release the culture of God’s kingdom of among His people. There should be a grace of pastoral care that enables the people to hear God and care … Continue reading →

Greetings, In my past two blogs I have looked at several gates in the reconstruction of the city under the direction of Nehemiah. I have likened those gates to different aspects of health and ministry in a community expression of … Continue reading →

Greetings; Last week I began to address the topic of the gates of the City of God. Those gates are a testimony to the places of influence in the community of God, which is any expression of the Church or … Continue reading →

Greetings, As a leader of a church I have learned that there are various places of influence that are the responsibility of any community expression of God’s kingdom. The community of God is like a city. In this month’s leadership … Continue reading →

Greetings, In this past month I have been writing in regard to the corporate connection of a leadership team. I have used the example of the fall of Lucifer as a caution to the flaw of self within a leadership … Continue reading →