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Driving Persistence: Element #8 from the Leadership Effectiveness Profile

Leadership

During this series of blog entries, we’re walking through the 8 characteristics highlighted in the Leadership Effectiveness Profile. These characteristics were found through observation and research in response to the question, “What makes an effective leader?” What...

Reciprocal Communication: Element #7 from the Leadership Effectiveness Profile

Leadership

Communication is essential in any position of leadership. It could be argued that effective communication is the main task of a leader. Yet that communication must go two ways: the ability to speak clearly and the ability to listen well. Here we’re defining reciprocal...

People Enablement: Element #6 from the Leadership Effectiveness Profile

Leadership

As leaders, our main role is to empower and enable others to do the work of the ministry. As Paul writes in Ephesians 4:11-13: So Christ himself gave the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, the pastors and teachers, to equip his people for works of service, so...

Change Orchestration: Element #5 from the Leadership Effectiveness Profile

Church Development, Leadership

One essential skill leaders must have is the ability to orchestrate change effectively. Change is not optional in ministry—it’s a given. Things will change: circumstances, demographics, culture. The question is how we respond to external change and how we go about...

Creative Assimilation: Element #4 from the Leadership Effectiveness Profile

Leadership

During this series of blog entries, we’re walking through the 8 characteristics highlighted in the Leadership Effectiveness Profile. These characteristics were found through observation and research in response to the question, “What makes an effective leader?”...

Directional Clarity: Element #3 from the Leadership Effectiveness Profile

Leadership

Directional Clarity looks at the ability to identify a credible destination and clearly communicate to others how to get there. A good leader needs directional clarity. In the day-to-day business of life and leadership, it’s incredibly easy to lose sight of where...
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