Leadership

The Serum for What Ails Leadership in the Church

August 5, 2008 Todd Littleton Church, Intersections, Leadership

Looking for a small monkey had Dustin Hoffman willing to break a number of rules to develop the antidote for a deadly virus in Outbreak. Sometimes we may feel like unlocking the key to leadership in the church in an era of what Alan Roxburgh refers to as … Continue reading

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Can’t Find the Words … Would Someone Consider Reclaiming a Lost Vocabulary

July 22, 2008 Todd Littleton Christ Following, Intersections, Leadership

A friend called last week. It reminded me of a conversation with another pastor a few years ago. Despite appearances he expressed feelings of an uncertain future. No. He was not under pressure to do something different. No ominous undercurrents looking to help him down the road. By all … Continue reading

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The Idealogical Fix

March 27, 2008 Todd Littleton Church, Current Events, Education & Learning, Leadership, Social Commentary

educatorsclergy.jpgYesterday we wrapped up the first Educators and Clergy Conference titled, “Educators and Clergy, Working Together for Great Public Schools.” The final presenter was Dr. Tom Boyd. Passionate. Articulate. Inspiring. Challenging. I am certain others could add their own superlatives in response to Dr. Boyd.

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Partnerships and Collaboration – Better Public Schools

March 25, 2008 Todd Littleton Christ Following, Church, Community, Current Events, Education & Learning, Leadership, Personal, Politics

This evening the first Educators & Clergy Conference sponsored by the Oklahoma Education Association got underway in Norman, OK. The time invested in planning and preparation proved valuable as the evening was both inspiring and challenging. Who could not be excited about getting together with a group of people … Continue reading

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The Edge of the Inside Pt.3

March 11, 2008 Todd Littleton Christ Following, Church, Community, Jesus, Leadership, Personal

Ever coach? Quite a few years ago I was “drafted” to coach high school girls basketball. Experience? Played a little. Love the game. Still play on occasion. Maybe the Superintendent thought I possessed the right temperament. He did not see my mentor grab me around the neck years before … Continue reading

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