Leadership Lessons

"People don't care how much you know until they know how much you care" — John C. Maxwell

Life is full of lessons.  Ask any leader and they will surely attest to the truth of life offering some profound lessons.  Look at some of the titles below and glean some lessons on leadership from these books and publications.

• Leadership
• Leadership Lessons of Jesus: A Timeless Model for Today's Leaders
• More Leadership Lessons of Jesus: A Timeless Model for Today's Leaders
• Leadership by the Book: Tools to Transform Your Workplace
• Worship Leader Magazine (1-year auto-renewal)

Learn what you can about being a leader as you serve as a leader.  Develop your leadership skills as a leader and manifest the gifts that God has placed within you.

 

Build Your Biz with a Buzz

The average business needs to generate a buzz.

How do you get the attention of potential customers or clients today?


Marketing?
Publicity?

Advertising?

Promotions?

Good press?

Media coverage?

Consider all of the above and more.  Get connected through social media and social networking.  Build more than a website.  Create some online profiles on sites such as LinkedIn and industry web portals.  Make the most of your online presence.

Don't just make the most of it.  Make the most money that you can from it with storefronts, affiliate programs, and Google AdSense.  Write articles for online magazines, article directories, and newsletters in your industry.  Create a blog about your business.  Make your online ventures profitable and prosperous as well as profound and promotional.  You will see that you can offer more to your potential customers and clients by the more information that share through various platforms online and otherwise.

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Victorious with Volunteers

"Attempt great things for God; expect great things from God." -William Carey

We can accomplish much for God.  We can accomplish much for God by devoting and dedicating ourselves to God's business.  We accomplish so very much through what God already provides us within the Body of Christ. 

We can become victorious through the efforts of our volunteers.  Our work serves as an offering to God as we serve Him with joy and gladness.  Our victories are vicarious vignettes of what God does through us as His servants, His vessels, and His instruments.  We have to answer to God for how we handle what God has provided for us.  It comes down to stewardship, serving as God's servants.

Learn more about the riches of volunteer resources available:

• http://www.volunteerpower.com/
• http://www.christianvolunteering.org/
• http://www.churchvolunteercentral.com/