Monthly Archives: July 2011

Your ministry or project has a variety of stories.  You have a “creation story” (the dream that brought you into existence, what was the birthing process like, the obstacles you overcame), a “redemption story” (times you failed, ways that you … Continue reading →

 Mass customization is a practice in retail where the manufacturer develops practices to produce mass quantities and the sales efforts are aimed at personalizing the approach to each individual customer.   Ever felt personally cared for at Nordstroms or Land’s End?  … Continue reading →

Years ago I was in a small group of Pastors where John Dawson (Taking Our Cities for God) told to “not despise our tribe”.  I have had a number of reasons since then to struggle with my background, but I … Continue reading →

I’ve had the privilege to lead and study leadership for over 3 decades now.  I think I’ve learned a few things along the way with God’s help and people’s patience.  Here are a few observations: *Good managers organize for efficiency.  … Continue reading →

Years ago, I wrote a book called Pastorpreneur.  That book was designed to help pastors and marketplace leaders think entrepreneurially for the glory of God.  Pastors and Christian business people alike have asked me, “What does it take to think … Continue reading →