Hi Everyone! Thanks for watching! Let me know in the comments if you agree/disagree these problems are prevalent! Problem #1: 0:51 Problem #2: 2:32 Problem #3: 3:19 Problem #4: 5:42 Problem #5: 6:27 3 Practical Solutions: 7:24
Thank you for the great wisdom. Lot of leaders are tearing down the body of christ instead of building up. It's simply due to the lack of skill to lead.
I liked how you described how certain behaviors in leadership cause outcomes in the flock/overall church culture. Some leaders simply don't know what they are doing wrong. The presentation was organized, coherent, on target, and Godly. Well done!
When starting a new church it’s hard to choose leaders because you have to work with what you have. What to do when people are only looking for the spot light and don’t stay for cleanup ditties after an event, for example? How to unite the leadership team when they are so preoccupied with competing with each other and trying to prove they’re better than others!?
@vivimedina5925 It's better "hire" slow and "fire" fast, than to have to do it the other way around... most feel pressure to create or provide something so amazing that they're willing to overlook significant character issues - which also lead to more painful problems than not have a specific service or ministry offering. I'd rather have the right people leading and less to offer, than the wrong people leading for the wrong reasons.
Those church leaders who had exposure in the outside world before they became pastors fare better as leaders as opposed to those who just graduated from Bible school and have no inkling what life is outside the church perimeters.
The perfect church on Earth does not exist and you cannot make the perfect church. If you can prove me wrong and find this church DO NOT JOIN IT!!! If you do you will spoil it.
You're right about that. I do think it is helpful to be aware of problems, insecurities, and areas for growth that can easily help prevent unnecessary issues or at least resolve them faster. Agree?
@@evandoylethinks We all know we are fragile, broken people; together humbly we seek to grow in Christ...we do this in honest ministry wherever we serve.
Hi Everyone! Thanks for watching! Let me know in the comments if you agree/disagree these problems are prevalent!
Problem #1: 0:51
Problem #2: 2:32
Problem #3: 3:19
Problem #4: 5:42
Problem #5: 6:27
3 Practical Solutions: 7:24
These problems are definitely prevalent. Thank you for sharing!!!
Thank you for the great wisdom. Lot of leaders are tearing down the body of christ instead of building up. It's simply due to the lack of skill to lead.
Thankful to have this video, May the Lord bless you with more wisdom.
This was excellent. Thank you so much for sharing 🙏🏽.
You're welcome. What aspect was most helpful to you?
I liked how you described how certain behaviors in leadership cause outcomes in the flock/overall church culture. Some leaders simply don't know what they are doing wrong. The presentation was organized, coherent, on target, and Godly. Well done!
When starting a new church it’s hard to choose leaders because you have to work with what you have. What to do when people are only looking for the spot light and don’t stay for cleanup ditties after an event, for example?
How to unite the leadership team when they are so preoccupied with competing with each other and trying to prove they’re better than others!?
@vivimedina5925 It's better "hire" slow and "fire" fast, than to have to do it the other way around... most feel pressure to create or provide something so amazing that they're willing to overlook significant character issues - which also lead to more painful problems than not have a specific service or ministry offering. I'd rather have the right people leading and less to offer, than the wrong people leading for the wrong reasons.
It's a test of your own leadship ability to groom that out of them.
This was GOOD. Thank you, and God bless you.
I would also like to say this is a topic I don’t see many videos on. I wonder why 🙃
I’m happy it is helpful to you!
This is brilliant video which is clear, concise and full of helpful information. Thank you for this.
Thank you. Happy it is helpful.
Hellow,greeting from Philippines
Those church leaders who had exposure in the outside world before they became pastors fare better as leaders as opposed to those who just graduated from Bible school and have no inkling what life is outside the church perimeters.
Excellent video
@@highwaysministryuk thank you, Sam
Great video!
Hi, Jon! Happy it was helpful!
Yes MLK Jr was the best leader all church leaders should follow his examples
No, Paul the apostle, was the best minister, teacher, lover of the church; he sweated over it every day, and put himself as nothing: Phil. 2:3-4.
The perfect church on Earth does not exist and you cannot make the perfect church. If you can prove me wrong and find this church DO NOT JOIN IT!!! If you do you will spoil it.
You're right about that. I do think it is helpful to be aware of problems, insecurities, and areas for growth that can easily help prevent unnecessary issues or at least resolve them faster. Agree?
@@evandoylethinksWell-stated!
@@evandoylethinks agreed!!
@@evandoylethinks We all know we are fragile, broken people; together humbly we seek to grow in Christ...we do this in honest ministry wherever we serve.
Are you the bad leader he is referring to? Probably 😂