The Top 10 Leadership Posts I Read The Week Of October 13th briandoddonleadership.com/2025/10/17/the… Very kind of you Brian. Thank you.

The practice of prayer is essentially the practice of presence. Being present – in the presence of God. danreiland.com/the-hope-of-he…

God cannot be rushed, take time for prayer. danreiland.com/the-hope-of-he…

The Top 10 Leadership Posts I Read The Week Of October 20th briandoddonleadership.com/2025/10/24/the… Strong line up this week! A couple of my favs... Posts by Sam Chand and Chuck Lawless. Can always here more by these guys! Thanks Brian!

The early church began in a time where the culture was shifting, political and religious leaders didn’t agree, and the fledging churches had their own internal problems. (Sound familiar?) danreiland.com/great-churches…

The fact that churches are messy and flawed is not an excuse, it’s a reality. We must still do our best to live with good character and lead in the best interests of others. danreiland.com/great-churches…

The fact that all churches are imperfect does not justify lack of vision, casual leadership, or sloppy programs. It’s merely a truth to remind us that solving problems and making progress is core to our leadership. danreiland.com/great-churches…

5 considerations for leading in an imperfect church: danreiland.com/great-churches…

The church we serve is not our church; it belongs to Jesus. We are merely stewards who tend the soil of life change. Jesus produces the growth. danreiland.com/great-churches…

What we pray for we look for and what we look for we find. danreiland.com/great-churches…

The Church is not perfect, but it is still beautiful. Jesus is the way to redemption, and the church is His Bride. (Ephesians 5:25-27) danreiland.com/great-churches…

You’ll become a discouraged or frustrated leader if you see all the problems we need to solve as an unnecessary headache. danreiland.com/great-churches…

If you see problems as negative and pointless thorns in your side, they will exhaust you and derail progress. They will deplete the energy needed to focus vision-oriented solutions. danreiland.com/great-churches…

Most of the great breakthroughs and innovative ideas are a result of problems being viewed not as a problem to solve, but an opportunity to make things better. danreiland.com/great-churches…

When someone points out a flaw in a ministry or your leadership, don't make excuses, dismiss the issue, or get defensive. Instead, take responsibility and listen to the feedback. danreiland.com/great-churches…

Honest conversations open the door to great solutions, restored relationships and Kingdom progress. danreiland.com/great-churches…

Being open to a legitimate complaint is different than being consumed by a complainer. danreiland.com/great-churches…

Never allow a *complaint* of the church to become *condemnation* of the church. Remember who it belongs to. danreiland.com/great-churches…

Tough seasons in ministry are some of the best seasons because we learn and grow the most. danreiland.com/great-churches…

The Top 10 Leadership Posts I Read The Week Of October 27th briandoddonleadership.com/2025/10/31/the… Excellent quick reads. Get these gourmet leadership meals in fast food time slots!