Dean Hawk Leadership Podcast | AUDIO Dean Hawk

In our post Covid-19 world LONELINESS has become a WORLD-WIDE EPIDMIC with an impact on our physical, mental, and emotional health. Research found that loneliness and lack of social connection is equal to the risk of smoking 15 cigarettes a day, and it’s greater than the risk associated with obesity, excess alcohol consumption, and lack of exercise. What a great opportunity for the church to rise up and meet this need HEAD ON! Vivek Murthy, the 19th US Surgeon General said, “...

How do you know if your team members are giving their best? In this SECOND part of HOW TO MEASURE SUCCESS, Dean focusses on TEN (10) AREAS to regularly measure and review with your team members. The big difference is each one of these are elements that are within their control.

One of the worst things we can do is compare ourselves or our ministry . . . to others. Guaranteed when we do, we will always come up short. In this TWO-PART podcast, Dean begins in PART 1 with how to measure our PERSONAL success. As pastors, we often measure success by things out of our control; like attendance and offerings. In this podcast, Dean shares NINE challenging questions he uses to measure his personal success and effectiveness to help clarify if he is AHEAD ...

Every Sunday Dean gives bold, straight forward invitations for people to accept Christ with every head up, eyes open, and people looking around. “We don’t sneak people into heaven. We walk them through the front door!” Dean says. Check out WHY he does this and the practical WAY to equip your church to become a birthing room for heaven.

All of us daily face opportunities to make excuses. And those excuses later lead us to regret some of our decisions. This month Dean lays out a challenge for you and your team to take your leadership to the next level by living with NO EXCUSES | NO REGRETS!

This month Dean pulls from one of the all-time greatest battles recorded in history to identify the difference of these two strategies and their vastly different outcomes. Are you playing to win? Or playing not to lose? You’ll be surprised at how easy it is to slip into defensive mode rather than playing offense and going for the win.