Train Church Leaders Practicum
Applying Biblical Truth about Church Leadership to Actual Leading
Like it or not, what’s happening in the world often impacts our ability to schedule in the Church.
busyness: Many people feel they don’t have time for one more meeting or activity. They don’t have time to get more involved in serving. . . .
misaligned priorities: Some people seem to be more concerned about . . . Continue reading Prayer-Based Scheduling Needed
A previous article looked at our need to maintain Christ-like integrity in the midst of scheduling woes. To consistently keep our focus and responses where they belong, we need help — God’s help. The power we need to deal with the frustrations and stresses that can come with scheduling is available (2 Pet. 1:3). We just need to ask (Matt. 7:7-8; Jn. 16:23-24). . . . Continue reading Prayer-Based Scheduling Makes a Difference
To determine spiritual gifts for scheduling it will help to first clarify what’s involved in scheduling. Keep in mind that scheduling is not about recruiting people for ministry. When it come to scheduling, we are plugging in people who are already recruited into time slots for them to fulfill the already agreed upon ministry. In addition to scheduling people for ministry, it can also involve the scheduling of rooms and equipment.
Some of this work may be done by . . . Continue reading Spiritual Gifts for Scheduling