The Purpose of Laying on of Hands

Key Scripture: Nehemiah 10:1-39 Nehemiah, as the leader, was taking the lead by being the first person to sign the covenant. What we can learn from this is that if you are the leader, LEAD. Don’t ever ask those you're leading to do something you’re not willing to do....

Here are 12 good questions to help you discern the right decision about a staff member: Are they aligned and passionate about the vision? Are they a good fit in terms of chemistry with others on staff? Are they in the right position? Do they connect well with others?...

We can never stop growing. We must always become more aware of what we do not know. So the question is, how do we grow? The answer is simple: read the right books, listen to the right people, and go to the right places. When given the opportunity, we must ask the...

No matter who you are or what you do, we all need a spiritual check up often. This gives us leaders the ability to refuel and have our passion and purpose reignited. Below are a few questions that I highly encourage you to ask yourself with total and complete honesty....

True Leadership is influence in the beginning, but lasting leadership has to do with managing people and ideas. Leadership begins with influence, lasts  with character and  is applied in managing people and ideas. Leadership is successful when we have all three:...

Key Scripture: Nehemiah 6:15-19 There are four characteristics of leaders who complete great tasks. The first characteristic is that they have a compelling purpose. They can make a great commitment to a great cause. They understand and know that their purpose is to do...

Key Scripture: Ephesians 3:20-21 The first thing God shows you is the what, then the how, then the when. The How is mostly the opposite way of how you think it should be. We always need to trust God with the When, because His timing is perfect and always right on...

Key Scripture: Nehemiah 7:1-5; Nehemiah 7:66-73 Just because God has blessed us in a great and might way does not mean that our job is done. As leaders, we need to be faithful in the little things before we can be faithful in the big things. 'His lord said to him,...

Key Scripture: Nehemiah 8:2 Our calling every Sunday morning is that we need to assemble together. Assembling ourselves together with the purpose to confess hope to those in need, show and stir up love, do good works, and make sure you encourage someone every Sunday....

Key Scripture: Nehemiah 9:9-18 When we refuse to obey and go against what He is telling us to do, we are forgetting all that God has done and are choosing to rebel against Him. When we rebel against God, it causes us to lose our peace, power, and position with God. We...

Key Scripture: Nehemiah 10 Nehemiah took the lead and was the first one to sign the covenant. Don't ask those you're leading to do something you're not willing to do. If you're the leader, LEAD! Is there something in your home,or job that you wish others did better?...