A few months ago I got a taste of what life will be like if Mad Max is right about the dystopia. If you follow me on Twitter you may remember this tweet from a few months ago: Like everyone else in the store I readied myself for the flurry of confusion and inconvenience I … Continue reading Leaders Who Last All Have This One Thing In Common
2 Keys to Having Great Ideas
Great ideas, really great ideas, are the double rainbows of the leadership world - we don't always know where to find them, but we know them when we see them. And we can get better at having them. People who have great ideas have these two keys in common: 1. Space to think People who have … Continue reading 2 Keys to Having Great Ideas
A HUGE Thank You to Every Kidmin Pastor
October is Pastors appreciation month. I don't know if your church is doing anything for you or not. I don't know if you are full-time, part-time, or volunteer-time. I don't if you have a Children's Ministry of 20, 200, or 2,000. And I don't need to know. What I do know is you make a … Continue reading A HUGE Thank You to Every Kidmin Pastor
How to Get The Most From Your Day Off
My goal for my days off each week is to make them as relaxing, refreshing, and meaningful as possible. I’ve established a few guard rails to safeguard my days off (sometimes manically referred to as "The Precious" in a Golem-like tone) so I can enjoy them as much as possible. Here they are: 1. I … Continue reading How to Get The Most From Your Day Off
Why More Kids Don’t Live The Bible
Modern Family is one of my favorite shows on television. It’s the perfect blend of hilarity, mixed with a touch of realism, and wrapped in a delicious tortilla of awesomeness. Usually they try to end an episode with some kind of nugget of wisdom. An episode two weeks ago had just such a morsel that … Continue reading Why More Kids Don’t Live The Bible
The Secret Sauce to Partnering With Parents
How do you partner with parents when they don’t want to partner with you? This is the hurdle everyone in Kids’ Ministry faces. There are more parents tuned-out then are dialed-in. More parents who could care less than are careful. More parents who miss then show up. What do you do? It’s pretty simple really: … Continue reading The Secret Sauce to Partnering With Parents
Jeff McClung 