During a trip to Japan in 2012, I encountered a fascinating country with developed infrastructure and technological prowess. My amazement didn't stop there; by experiencing its ancestral culture—visiting historical sites, temples, and elementary and secondary schools—I perceived a nation where this rich heritage, including its samurai, music, food, and teatime, is oriented toward a modern
By Dan Reiland Full disclosure, this post is helpful for all of us who lead, but I’m writing today with young leaders in mind. Looking back at decades of local church ministry, all seven of these practices are essential and will always add value to your life and ministry. Most of the practices are easy
More than 60 ministers and health professionals were part of the first edition of the “Compassion and Health, Serving Through Your Profession” Conference in Guatemala, organized by Nazarene Compassionate Ministries (NCM) in the North Central field of Mesoamerica. From October 4-6 leaders of the 13 field districts received tools to respond to the issues and
By Dan Reiland When you are out in front and taking new territory, missteps are part of the journey. If you aren’t making mistakes, you probably aren’t truly leading. All leaders make mistakes, the key is to not make the same one twice. If a leader continues to repeat the mistake, it’s an indication
