Equipping Leaders To Multiply

Modeling Imperfection

Entering into a leadership development relationship with someone is both a high honor and a weighty responsibility. In essence, you’re saying to them “follow me; I’ll be your model.” The first thought that comes to mind when I read this phrase is “who am I?” I’m far from being a perfect leader. What qualifies me to say, “follow me”? Yet leadership development is most powerful when it’s carried out in a modeling relationship. I have…Continue Reading

Model Leader

This past week I had the privilege to go to Freeport Illinois to share the Seacoast Leadership Development Strategy with the leadership team of Crossroads Church.  Crossroads is a multi-site church with 5 locations in…get this… Illinois, Wisconsin and Colorado.  Yes, you heard me right – Colorado.  Lead Pastor, Keith Boyer, had pastored at Crossroads for 19 years when he felt God calling he and his wife Julie to plant a church in Colorado.  When…Continue Reading