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A Year-End Leadership Practice Every Church Staff Needs

A Year-End Leadership Practice Every Church Staff Needs

How reflecting well before the break leads to healthier pastors, teams, and ministries

Brett Esslinger
Brett Esslinger
Decision MakingDecision Making
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How To Make A Major Decision

How To Make A Major Decision

Hearing God for Your Next Step

Brett Esslinger
Brett Esslinger
LeadershipLeadership
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The Power of Pruning

The Power of Pruning

How Strategic Subtraction Unlocks Multiplication

Brett Esslinger
Brett Esslinger
New SeasonNew Season
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Boldness is not optional.

Boldness is not optional.

We need an infusion of fire.

Brett Esslinger
Brett Esslinger
LeadershipLeadership
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Comfort never leads to impact

Comfort never leads to impact

You’re not called to convenience—you’re called to conquer.

Brett Esslinger
Brett Esslinger
LeadershipLeadership
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That pressure you’re under? It’s doing something.

That pressure you’re under? It’s doing something.

Pain isn’t pointless. It’s part of the process.

Brett Esslinger
Brett Esslinger
ExposureExposure
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Your next breakthrough isn’t a podcast—it’s a room.

Your next breakthrough isn’t a podcast—it’s a room.

The right environment can unlock your next season

Brett Esslinger
Brett Esslinger
Team DevelopmentTeam Development
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Why “Good Enough” Is Never Good Enough

Why “Good Enough” Is Never Good Enough

And on the surface, it sounds harmless—reasonable even. After all, it’s done. It works. It gets the job finished.

Brett Esslinger
Brett Esslinger
Generational LeadershipGenerational Leadership
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How to Honour the Past Without Repeating Its Mistakes

How to Honour the Past Without Repeating Its Mistakes

We want to honour the leaders who came before us—our spiritual mothers and fathers, mentors, pastors, pioneers.

Brett Esslinger
Brett Esslinger
ExposureExposure
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Why Great Leaders Leave Home

Why Great Leaders Leave Home

And why you should to...

Brett Esslinger
Brett Esslinger