Carey Nieuwhof is a writer and speaker focused on leadership and church ministry. He writes articles for BiblicalLeadership.com and is also a host for KGU 99.5 FM. His articles and podcast episodes cover a range of topics including burnout, leadership qualities, organizational culture, and trends in social media.
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Carey Nieuwhof's coverage predominantly revolves around self-improvement, overcoming challenges, positive mindset, and communication skills. His articles often feature expert commentary and how-to guides in the areas of personal development and leadership.
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By: Carey Nieuwhof
So, what do you do if you want things to change and pretty much no one else does?
By: Carey Nieuwhof
Will Guidara shares the backstory to his book, Unreasonable Hospitality and his involvement in the hit TV series The Bear, how to navigate control and collaboration, and how to better handle criticism and praise.
By: Carey Nieuwhof
Chad Veach talks about the red flags of pride in ministry and leadership, how to process things when people leave your church, and what happens when you're operating out of your gifting alone, not out of humility.
Bob Goff returns to the podcast and shares what he's learned from millions of people who have had his phone number, how to be more available as a leader, and how to infuse whimsy and more adventure into an other wise ordinary life.
In fact, it's a very real thing for leaders to run out of fresh strategy, new approaches, innovations and best ideas long before their time in leadership is over.
You're so busy caring for others (people in your church, your kids, your family, your friends) that you haven't really taken great care of yourself lately, have you?
Y Combinator grad and New Story Founder Brett Hagler on a young leader's counterintuitive advice on how to attract and keep high performers, getting better before getting bigger, and thoughts on Paul Graham and Brian Chesky's Founder Mode theory.
By: Carey Nieuwhof
Listen, subscribe, and leave a review on: Lutheran pastor and author Zach Zehnder talks about what’s wrong with the current approach to discipleship, what it’s like to plant a church in a mainline denomination and the challenges of being an entrepreneurial pastor and how to know when it’s time to leave your full-time job. This […]
J.P. Pokluda and Jennie Allen discuss the college revival happening across the United States, Gen Z's embrace of confession and deliverance, and whether the revival can jump the river to churches.
And the season of the cool church is, in many ways, coming to an end.
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