Church Planting: Be a Healthy Leader

When urgent matters start to take over your schedule it's easy to lose track of your priorities as a leader. In this video, Herbert Cooper, lead pastor of People's Church, gives insight on what things need to be at the forefront of every leader's schedule.

Serving in ministry can place a significant demand on your time and attention, and, left unchecked, it can lead to significant strain on your marriage. The good news is that you don't have to choose between a healthy marriage and a healthy ministry—you can have both! Chris Railey, National Director of the Church Multiplication Network, offers four key principles that will help your marriage flourish in ministry.

Every church goes through seasons of feeling stuck. There are different levels of stuck: seasonal loss of momentum, plateau, and decline. Chris Railey, National Director of the Church Multiplication Network, shares practical ways you can break this cycle and jumpstart momentum.

There are no perfect leaders, but there are healthy leaders. Scott Hagan, President of North Central University gives insight on how to recognize your own flaws and make corrections based on them. Great leaders know their limitations and maximize their potential for growth.

Scott Wilson, Lead Pastor of the Oaks Church, shares insights about how to add value to others and expand your leadership potential.

Pastor Rob Ketterling of River Valley Church talks about managing your time as a pastor effectively and enacting change in your ministry.

What do you do when you feel like calling it quits? Michael Norman and Greg Ford dive into a discussion on the stressors of church planting and how to cope and refresh your energy.