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Equippers vs. Speakers

in Leadership/by David Lawrence

I’ve been a follower of Christ all my life. I’ve been active in ministry since I was twelve, and I’ve been exposed to some of the most cutting edge churches, ministries and business organizations on the planet. I am convinced there are only two types of leaders that exist: Equippers and Speakers. You are either one or the other.

(Guest Blogger: Micah Davis) Twitter + Live Experiences = @ParaTweet

in Innovation/by David Lawrence

ParaTweet is a real-time, full screen display of tweets pulled from any #tag or search term(s). It also provides powerful moderation capabilities that allow for any tweet to be approved or disapproved prior to showing on the screen. Since #tags aren’t exclusive for use, they can often come with:

10 Things Every Leader Should Know About Reaching 20-Something’s

in Causes/by David Lawrence

Now I’m probably writing to the choir on this post, but I thought I would identify the top 10 things that every leader should know who is involved in or has a passion to reach 20 and 30 something’s. I have been active in young adult ministry over the past 5 years. Here are some of things I’ve learned and discovered while serving and leading young adults.

(Guest Blogger: Joel Stockstill) Philosophy vs. Processing

in Leadership/by David Lawrence

What is the difference between philosophy and processing?

Ministry Has Faces

in Culture/by David Lawrence

We have limited the use and terminology of ministry to only serve the local Church context. Which is ok, but it’s not good enough. In this day of an age, we must recognize that ministry should be a much broader term that embraces every context in life and career.

(Guest Blogger: Daniel King) 7 Things I’ve Learned about Pastors on Twitter

in Culture/by David Lawrence

I am not a pastor, but I am interested in why pastors do what they do. For the last two months I have followed hundreds of pastors on the new social networking tool Twitter.com. Here are seven things I’ve learned about pastors:

Craig Groeschel – How Leaders Get IT and Keep IT

in Leadership/by David Lawrence

(Guest Blogger: Brad Lomenick – Director of Catalyst) Where Have All the Interns Gone?

in Causes/by David Lawrence

You can’t be president until you are 35. You can’t run a company until you are 40. You can’t be a Senior Pastor of a large church until you are at least 45…. You may have talent, but you have to wait your turn…. You have to earn the right to lead.

Agree or disagree?

Isolation Is the Breeding Ground for Deception

in Leadership/by David Lawrence

I have always believed that an isolated mind is a dangerous place to be. In Genesis 2:18 it says,”It’s not good for man to be alone…” It was not just speaking of a marriage context. I believe it also means within the context of life or life relationships.

Special Interview with Jim Stern, Lead Pastor at Destiny Church of St. Louis

in Leadership/by David Lawrence

Below is a 2-part interview with Jim Stern, Lead Pastor at Destiny Church of St. Louis. Jim is 29 years old and was given responsibility of lead pastor about 3 years ago from his father, Pastor Phil Stern. One of the reasons we wanted to launch ImpelMinistry.com was to highlight other leaders that are impacting […]

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