Ron Edmondson

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10 Principles for Healthy Discipline of Children

Ron Edmondson

I’ve published this post a number of times and was recently asked to speak at one of our discipleship classes on parenting. Plus, I know some things I would do differently if I had the early years of parenting to do again. It brought this back to life. I have written my basic overall plan for parenting in an earlier post.

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5 Ways To Battle Insecurity as a Pastor

Ron Edmondson

Take additional classes. If you need someone to help with marketing, for example, don’t be afraid to find someone in the community and ask them if they are looking for a place to volunteer – even if only for a short-term project. Keep learning Seek wisdom from other leaders. Read books. Attend conferences. Knowledge is power.

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7 First Impression Lessons from a Church Shopper

Ron Edmondson

We once asked a person who was handing out bulletins where a Bible study class was. A Bible study leader (a very friendly one) followed up with us a couple of months after we had visited their class. He just checked in to see if we needed anything or had found a class. Signage can’t solve everything. He told us he didn’t know.

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When You Exceed Your Leadership Capacity

Ron Edmondson

Take a class. Are there others who need more authority – authority you’re still trying to control? Ask for help – Seek wisdom from those who have led longer than you. Find a mentor. Join a network.

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7 Ways we can Stretch Ourselves as Leaders

Ron Edmondson

Take a college class, even though you’ve been out of school for years. Attempt something you’ve never done. This goes with taking a risk, but do something you not only consider “risky” — try to do something beyond what you think you can do. Learn a language or to play an instrument. (I

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5 Ways To Deal With Insecurity as a Pastor/Leader

Ron Edmondson

Take additional classes. If you need someone to help with marketing, for example, don’t be afraid to find someone in the community and ask them if they are looking for a place to volunteer. Keep learning Seek wisdom from other leaders. Read books. Attend conferences. Knowledge is power.

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Waiting For What’s Next Doesn’t Mean You Do Nothing

Ron Edmondson

If you’re waiting for a new career opportunity, for example, polish up your resume, make some networking connections, take a class to develop new skills, or read books in the field in which you hope to explore or grow. Take initiative towards change you know you should or hope to make. But don’t do nothing.

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