Kingdom Leadership After Lakeland Part 3-Addendum #4: Reconstructing Ministry Systems-How Do We Fix a Leaky Boat, and Who Can Best Lead in Doing So?

If you haven’t read Addendum #3 yet, start with that. This post won’t make sense without it …

Kingdom Leadership After Lakeland Part 3-Addendum #3: Reconstructing Ministry Systems-When Churches are Like Leaky Ships, How Do We Fix the Boat?

Addendum #3 deals with church systems being like leaky ships. Addendum #4 will suggest tools for fixing the boat, and preview who might be best equipped to lead in that process.

Kingdom Leadership After Lakeland Part 3-Addendum #2: Reconstructing Ministry Systems-Six Trends toward Systems Solutions

This post and the next one pick up the theme of moving beyond the rubble of deconstruction. They deal with reconstructing ministry systems. After these, I’ll plan to continue with the planned posts on reconstructing “spiritual parenting,” and then on to reconstructing leadership. This may not seem like a very logical way to present this material, but all I can say to that is I post them when it seems like time to post them. I trust there’s a Spirit-directed flow to them for reasons I cannot fathom, and I’ve learned to be okay with that. And there you have it, so here we go!

Kingdom Leadership After Lakeland Part 3-Addendum #1: Notes, Quotes, and Questions on Reconstructing Authority

Kingdom Leadership After Lakeland Part 3-Seven Critical Lapses in Leadership and an Appeal to Own Our Responsibilities

Kingdom Leadership After Lakeland Part 2-Considering Various Sources …

Kingdom Leadership After Lakeland Part 1-Discernment and the Costly Descent into Darkness

This is the first in a series of posts related to:

1. Making sense of the recent lapses in leadership concerning the Lakeland “outpouring.”
2. Interpreting the implications of these failings for constructive movement forward.
3. Profiling what healthy/sustainable leadership should look like in emerging cultures.