The single most important factor that distinguishes a good leader from a great leader is love. I am not talking about warm and fuzzy feelings that lead to being nice and not wanting to offend others. I am talking about the kind of love that comes from a conscious decision to work for the good […]
https://www.transformingmission.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Leadership-and-Love-header.jpg6301200Tim Biashttps://www.transformingmission.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/logo-horizontal-color600x75.pngTim Bias2022-06-20 07:44:002022-06-18 11:37:03Leadership and Love
Your assumptions make a difference. They affect how you relate to people, make your decisions, and how you understand God and God’s love for you and the people entrusted to your care. Your assumptions shape your political viewpoints, your view of social issues, and your relationships with people. Your assumptions shape your leadership. Your assumptions […]
Loss is built into the fabric of our culture. Every one of us knows what it is like to lose something precious to us. Whether it be the loss of opportunities, loss of possibilities, or feelings we can never get back again, it is part of what it means to be alive. Over the past […]
What kind of leadership is needed to address the mass shootings in our country? Are our thoughts and prayers enough? Is saying someone needs to do something making a difference? Since Sandy Hook, ten years ago when 20 children and 6 adults were murdered in their classrooms, mass shootings in schools have become part of […]
https://www.transformingmission.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Courageous-Leaders-will-make-the-Difference-1.jpg6301200Tim Biashttps://www.transformingmission.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/logo-horizontal-color600x75.pngTim Bias2022-05-30 10:48:002022-05-31 10:39:48Courageous Leadership Will Make the Difference
Do you remember a time when you pronounced a blessing upon an individual or upon the people around you? As a leader, who is a follower of Jesus, you pronounce a blessing in every worship experience. Whether it be a baptism, holy communion, or a benediction, blessings are common in worship. But have you ever […]
https://www.transformingmission.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Being-a-Leader-of-Blessing-1.jpg6301200Tim Biashttps://www.transformingmission.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/logo-horizontal-color600x75.pngTim Bias2022-05-24 10:15:492022-05-24 10:15:51Being a Leader of Blessing
We do a lot of talking about mission, especially the mission of the church, “To make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world.” My perception is that you, as a leader, keep that mission in mind in most of what you do. My question is, do you feel connected to the mission? […]
In the world today, whether it be in Europe, Asia, Africa, your community, or your church, opportunities for conflict are multiplying. We view this conflict as a clash of different values, opinions, or cultures. From that perspective, whether it is ethnic, religious, political, or personal differences, the conflict has the potential for harmful consequences. As […]
https://www.transformingmission.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Blog-Header-Leading-through.jpg6301200Tim Biashttps://www.transformingmission.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/logo-horizontal-color600x75.pngTim Bias2022-05-09 11:40:052022-05-09 11:40:08Leading Through the Conflict of Agreement
Leadership and Love
The single most important factor that distinguishes a good leader from a great leader is love. I am not talking about warm and fuzzy feelings that lead to being nice and not wanting to offend others. I am talking about the kind of love that comes from a conscious decision to work for the good […]
Leadership and Assumptions
Your assumptions make a difference. They affect how you relate to people, make your decisions, and how you understand God and God’s love for you and the people entrusted to your care. Your assumptions shape your political viewpoints, your view of social issues, and your relationships with people. Your assumptions shape your leadership. Your assumptions […]
Leadership and Grief
Loss is built into the fabric of our culture. Every one of us knows what it is like to lose something precious to us. Whether it be the loss of opportunities, loss of possibilities, or feelings we can never get back again, it is part of what it means to be alive. Over the past […]
Courageous Leadership Will Make the Difference
What kind of leadership is needed to address the mass shootings in our country? Are our thoughts and prayers enough? Is saying someone needs to do something making a difference? Since Sandy Hook, ten years ago when 20 children and 6 adults were murdered in their classrooms, mass shootings in schools have become part of […]
Being a Leader of Blessing
Do you remember a time when you pronounced a blessing upon an individual or upon the people around you? As a leader, who is a follower of Jesus, you pronounce a blessing in every worship experience. Whether it be a baptism, holy communion, or a benediction, blessings are common in worship. But have you ever […]
Becoming a Missional Leader
We do a lot of talking about mission, especially the mission of the church, “To make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world.” My perception is that you, as a leader, keep that mission in mind in most of what you do. My question is, do you feel connected to the mission? […]
Leading Through the Conflict of Agreement
In the world today, whether it be in Europe, Asia, Africa, your community, or your church, opportunities for conflict are multiplying. We view this conflict as a clash of different values, opinions, or cultures. From that perspective, whether it is ethnic, religious, political, or personal differences, the conflict has the potential for harmful consequences. As […]