Articles for Topic: Leadership

Working around Incompetence on the Team

Perspectives, May 2015 By Susan Beaumont We aspire to build staff teams of competent, motivated individuals who work in dogged pursuit of a clearly articulated vision. What most of us have are teams with some outstanding staff and some not so outstanding staff,...

A Pastoral Paradox

Daily Episcopalian By Richard Helmer In a more provocative moment, I recently posted on Facebook that when confronted with the word “pastoral” I am increasingly tempted to wonder — if not ask out loud — if “co-dependent” is what is...

The Final Trust Walk of Steve Hayner

Leadership Journal, February 2015 What I learned from a man both “scary smart” and humble. By John Ortberg I first met Steve Hayner over a quarter of a century ago. He was the president of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, scary smart (a Harvard guy, with a PhD from...

Cultivating resilience in Christ-shaped leaders

By C. Kavin Rowe Resilience in the Christian sense is not toughness. It is a lived hope, a way to keep getting up again that has its roots in God’s permanent faithfulness. In 1997 the British group Chumbawamba released the song “Tubthumping,” which went on to become...