When and How to Hold One-on-One Meetings
04.27.15 | Leader Development | by Christie Latona
One-on-one meetings are a great tool for pastors and members of the congregation to share information and concerns and grow together.
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Getting to Know New Pastors: Home Group Meetings
04.27.15 | Leader Development | by Christie Latona
When a pastor moves to a new church, home meetings with people in the congregation are a good tool to create shared understandings and vision.
Welcoming a New Pastor
04.27.15 | Leader Development | by Dr. Robert Crossman
Welcoming a new pastor in genuine and effective ways lays the groundwork for a healthy and vital relationship and for the development of stable, long-term ministries together.
Four Key Challenges in Pastoral Transitions
04.25.15 | Leader Development | by Lovett H. Weems, Jr.
What challenges are most commonly faced when pastors move from one ministry setting to the next? Lovett H. Weems, Jr., says four key challenges are dealing with family and emotional issues, paving the way for one’s successor, understanding the...
Getting ready to guest preach
04.07.15 | Leader Development | by Mandy Sayers
Have you been called to be a visiting preacher? The checklist will make sure you're prepared.
More Online Lay Servant Ministry Courses
04.01.15 | Leader Development | by Christie Latona
Several times a year, BeADisciple.com hosts online courses which have been approved by Discipleship Ministries (formerly the General Board of Discipleship) as an advanced course in Lay Servant Ministries.
Blessed to Be a BLESSing
03.30.15 | Leader Development | by Stan Cardwell
The bless model of discipleship calls on people to bless, listen, eat, serve and share.
Cultivating a Life That Speaks
03.27.15 | Leader Development | by Jorge Acevedo
Rev. Jorge Acevedo led the Washington Leadership Day in 2015. Notes from his presentation illuminate the nature of discipleship.
Missional Measurements of Health
03.26.15 | Leader Development | by Christie Latona
Too often churches measure growth in ways that aren't helpful. What should you measure?
What Should I Do If I'm Not Being Fed In My Church?
02.26.15 | Leader Development | by Christie Latona
If your church is not meeting your needs, Wayne Cordiero recommends a SOAP approach: Scripture, Observation, Application and Prayer.