Learning to Let Others Lead
A few years ago, I had the opportunity to minister to 13,000+ people at a conference in Nashville. I was neither a platform speaker nor in one of the praise bands. I passed out sandwiches. Knowing …
A few years ago, I had the opportunity to minister to 13,000+ people at a conference in Nashville. I was neither a platform speaker nor in one of the praise bands. I passed out sandwiches. Knowing …
This prayer emphasizes the importance of divine guidance for global leaders, highlighting the need of wisdom, justice, and compassion in their decision-making processes. It calls for leaders to be influenced by principles of love and mercy, ensuring the well-being of all people.
I've been asked the difference in leading leaders and followers. It's one of my favorite questions. Ultimately, I want to lead leaders.
Leader, do you realize what you communicate when you don't communicate as a leader? It’s a lot - seriously.
Leader, let me share one simple, but huge thing you can do to better empower people on your team - this really works.
One of the most significant challenges people will discuss concerning writing is the fear of getting writer's block. This happens when creativity, ideas, and words seem to dry up, but I’ve discovered some strategies that eliminate the block and unlock your creative content engine. You can move beyon
In this episode of The Ron Edmondson Leadership Podcast we discuss some of my biggest leadership mistakes.
A common but damaging leadership statement makes me cringe. It is one of the worst leadership statements to organizational health.
In this episode of The Ron Edmondson Leadership Podcast we discuss some ways the leader sets the bar for the organization.
What are qut you just simply can’t for whatever reason? Some suggestions.
Jesus was practically unknown by the world for most of his life. When John baptized Him at the age of 30 he launched into ministry. I believe there are important lessons for every leader contained …
The kingdom of darkness will continue to press in, and the work of our adversary will never stop advancing until the final day of judgment. However, in the midst of that darkness, the light of Christ will shine (see Isaiah 9:7). Jesus’ commission was for us to disciple His Bride among every nation of the earth to show forth the glory of His Father and demonstrate what heaven looks like.
I’ve learned there are some common struggles most young pastors face. If they are unaware of them, they may think no one understands.
Faith leaders keep pushing people towards the God-given mission they’ve been called to do. It isn’t easy, but it’s their one job.
It’s rather cute when a three-year-old first asks you, “Why?” It’s not so cute when it’s the 800th time on the same afternoon. “Percival, I’m glad you want to learn, but can you stop asking questio…
“This is what pertains to the Levites: From twenty-five years old and above one may enter to perform service in the work of the tabernacle of meeting, and at the age of fifty years they must cease performing this work, and shall work no more.” (Numbers 8:24-25 NKJV)
There is one quick way to spur organizational change. And the good news is it is relatively free. I’ve seen it work multiple times.
In this episode of The Ron Edmondson Leadership Podcast we discuss some things we say are must haves to be a senior leader.
Building trust is a foundational key in establishing spiritual unity and oneness in prayer. Our love for one another must supersede our quest for regional breakthrough.
By Elizabeth Prata Wolf Week Intro: or, We DO know the heartWolf Week # 1: My two “starter false teachers”Wolf Week # 2: Why Wolves?Wolf Week # 3: Types of false teachers and their different method…