由 Rev. Dr. Keith Haney | 8 月 19, 2026 | Change Mangement
Recognizing and Overcoming Paradigm Paralysis If you’ve ever sat in a leadership meeting, you’ve probably heard the call for innovation. We talk about disruptive thinking, brainstorm new ideas, and encourage our teams to think outside the box. But when a truly bold...
由 Rev. Dr. Keith Haney | 7 月 29, 2026 | Mission Drift
Why Your Ministry Needs a Compelling Direction “The very essence of leadership is that you have to have vision. You can’t blow an uncertain trumpet.” — Theodore Hesburgh Some people hate the word vision—and I completely get that. It can...
由 Rev. Dr. Keith Haney | 7 月 15, 2026 | Change Mangement, Organizational Health
Why “Fine” is the Enemy of “Great” We all crave safety. It is a fundamental human instinct to seek out places, routines, and relationships that keep us warm, protected, and secure. But there is a subtle, creeping danger that comes when comfort ceases to be...
由 Rev. Dr. Keith Haney | 7 月 1, 2026 | Mission
This story is a familiar one. In 1972, after 308 years of ministry, the First Church of Newton, Massachusetts, closed its doors. Founded in 1664, the congregation had once grown to 1,200 members, but by 1972 membership had declined to 325, with three-fourths of the...
由 Rev. Dr. Keith Haney | 6 月 22, 2026 | Devotional
1. The Pivot: Strategic Moves in Acts 19 Ministry Church, I want you to imagine a room filled with tension. As we look at Paul’s Acts 19 ministry, we find him standing in the synagogue of Ephesus. Every Sabbath, his voice rings out, arguing persuasively about...
