Navigating New Waters: Rethinking Leadership for a Missional Church
To navigate new waters, the church needs a different kind of leadership—one that is relational, adaptable, and focused on mission rather than maintenance.


To navigate new waters, the church needs a different kind of leadership—one that is relational, adaptable, and focused on mission rather than maintenance.

Ultimately, effective leaders adapt their style and strategies to the unique characteristics of their organization's size, fostering a culture of clear communication, empowerment, and continuous evaluation and improvement.

How we use our time, what we focus on, and how we expend the greatest amount of our energy profoundly matters as a leader. Leading with focus and attention in these three focus areas is critical: mission, vision, and alignment.

One of the biggest frustrations of church leaders are the gaps in ministry leadership - a frustration totally steeped in reality. What’s the cause of these gaps? And even moreso, what’s the solution?