Category Archives: Leadership
The Power of A Ten Minute Task
Written on January 30, 2012 at 3:03 am, by Josh Weidmann
You know those project in your life that seem to always be there and never really make progress? I seem to have many of these. There are things that I have either procrastinated on or that seem to mount faster than I can keep up with them. There are also are those project that are Continue Reading »
Why OmniFocus is Great for Pastors
Written on January 10, 2012 at 2:53 pm, by Josh Weidmann
The main role of a pastor is to care for the sheep. One of the main ways that we care for those in our churches is by meeting (or exceeding) expectations. If a pastor remains unorganized, then he is bound to fail expectations and therefore not tend to the sheep. Why are met expectations essential Continue Reading »
Killing Giants: Tips for Getting Through Daunting Tasks
Written on December 15, 2011 at 3:37 am, by Josh Weidmann
How do you kill your giants? That’s right – One at a time. Yes, there are millions of saying like this, but there is truth in all of them – if we are going to take care of those monstrous tasks before us, we have to just take it one little step at at time. Continue Reading »
Swindoll on Spurgeon and Pastoral Criticism
Written on November 15, 2011 at 3:26 am, by Josh Weidmann
My sister sent me this article, and I felt it was something that needed to be shared here on Honest to God. For more resources from Chuck Swindoll visits www.Insight.org. Spurgeon’s Channel of Encouragement by Charles R. Swindoll Read Matthew 5:10–12 Charles Haddon Spurgeon remains one of the most colorful and gifted preachers in the history Continue Reading »
“Touch Base Weekly” – A Way to Check Up On Your Staff Without Overwhelming Them
Written on October 5, 2011 at 1:39 am, by Josh Weidmann
When I served as the Associate Pastor for a large church I needed a way to connect with all my staff each week. In the same way, not that I am leading a smaller church, I want to ensure my staff feel cared for. Therefore I created a simple email process I refer to as Continue Reading »