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Pay Yourself First

by Kenny Conley | Jan 4, 2017 | Leadership | 0

It’s still the first week of January and most of us haven’t yet given up on our...

Fooled: Missing the Point

by Erin English | Apr 6, 2016 | Leadership | 0

Every day in the life of a ministry leader, we will answer too many emails, organize crowds...

How to calendar your minsitry year

by Kenny Conley | Sep 17, 2015 | Ideas | 0

I LOVE planning out a ministry year. Some people see it as a frustrating task or a necessary evil....

How should I spend my time?

by Kenny Conley | Jun 22, 2015 | Geek | 2

This week I’m going to explore some productivity tips and tricks. Productivity is a topic...

Doing what only I can do

by Kenny Conley | Sep 30, 2014 | Family, Random | 2

I love my job. I spent about 11 years as a Children’s Pastor and nearly seven as a NextGen Pastor....

Putting family first

by Kenny Conley | Oct 25, 2010 | Random | 0

I’ll be the first to admit that I probably work way too much. Between my work and all the extra that I do (like writing blog posts or networking), it’s a pretty heavy load. I learned something pretty interesting a...

The Hardest Decision I Make Every Day

by Kenny Conley | Oct 21, 2010 | Leadership | 2

There will always be more to do than you have time to do it. Always. If you’re not careful, you’ll prioritize emptying your inbox or returning every call at the expense of your marriage, family, and personal health. Ministry can easily feel like an ocean of work and you up to your eyeballs without a life preserver. It can be different. For me, it begins by making a very specific decision every single day.

#Orange10 Day 2: Doug Fields

by Kenny Conley | May 3, 2010 | Family, Ideas, Leadership | 1

I’ve never had the privilege of reading anything from Doug Fields or hearing him speak in person, but I know that for students pastors around the world, he’s a legend. I’ve known student pastors who have worked...