Posts tagged Jim Collins
How the Mighty Have Fallen
How the Mighty Have Fallen

One of the most popular business books in recent decades was Good to Great by Jim Collins. For a season, it was a must-read for leaders and their teams.

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Relationships, Heart, DiscipleshipDave DeSelmEveryday Pastor, pastors, leader, leadership, church leaders, leadership development, Leadership, motivating people, hubris, pride, arrogance, entitlement, Jim Collins, Good to Great, King David, when leaders fall, when church leaders fall, abuse of power, humilityComment
5 Top Tips for Hiring
5 Top Tips for Hiring

One of the surprising things that I’m hearing from pastors these days is that they are sensing the need to hire more staff to meet the new needs that have surfaced in this season. And by shifting around their church budgets, some dollars have been freed up to do so.

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Relationships, Heart, Skills, Pastoring 101Dave DeSelmEveryday Pastor, pastors, relationships, hiring, church staff, hiring church staff, character, competency, chemistry, mission, values, corporate culture, church culture, staff culture, volunteers, Jim Collins, John Maxwell, St. Augustine, Augustine, tips for hiring, Good to Great, Steve Graves, Ben Wasson, team, team members, team member Comments
The Key to Crisis Leadership
The Key to Crisis Leadership

These are truly unprecedented times. Never in my lifetime have we had to face a global pandemic with all of the physical, relational, financial, and spiritual implications. So, how does one lead when this is such uncharted territory?

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Skills, Relationships, DiscipleshipDave DeSelmEveryday Pastor, pastors, hardship, difficulty, pressure, Stockdale Paradox, James Stockdale, Jim Collins, Good to Great, realism, pessimism, optimism, Coronavirus, coronavirus, leader, leadership, crisis, crisis leadership, balanced realism Comment