Healthy Leaders, Healthy Churches Leadership Blog

Lesson 1:  Say "No" to Activity

There are always plenty of things to do as a leader. Sometimes the most powerful thing we can focus on is not creating our "to do" list but a "stop doing list".

Lesson 2:  Say "No" to Cynicism

Life experiences can lead us to become compassionate or cynical, better or bitter. This post focuses on living a life that is not filled with cynicism.

Lesson 3:  Say "Yes" to Jesus

In this article you will be challenged to consider what would happen if you say "yes" to Jesus as a leader.

Lesson 4:  Say "No" to apathy and lethargy

As a leader both the you and the people you are called to lead and shepherd will drift towards apathy and lethargy unless there is a purposeful, intentional choice to say "no to apathy and lethargy. In this article you will be encouraged to say "no" to apathy and lethargy.

Lesson 5:  Revitalization Through Revival

Revitalization and revival are not terms for dead and dying churches. All of us ought to desire to be revitalized and revived every day. As leaders we ought to desire to experience new life and new vitality in our walks with Jesus.

Lesson 6:  Learning How to Say "No"

Leadership is busy. There are always more things that "need" to be done than can get done. Saying "yes" to everything will lead you to a life without margin. Leading without margin will lead to burnout. Learning to say "no" as a leader can help set you up to be a healthy leader for the long haul.