Integrus Leadership

SEND NETWORK helps churches plant churches, everywhere for everyone. They believe that millions living in North America have not been reached with the gospel, but a new church makes eternal change possible in an unreached neighborhood. Brent Monogue and Lyle Wells loved getting to be a part of the #SNGathering

We’re really excited to have Integrus represented at Boldly Conference!! We cannot wait to hear the message that Kat Armstrong delivers!!

Embracing the Grind to Become a Successful Leader by Lyle Wells I’m not a baseball player. I was a basketball player, a college basketball coach. But I love, love the idea of being a baseball player when it comes to my leadership. Baseball is a grind. You play almost every day, from April 1st until the end of September—162 games. I think about that a lot when it comes to ministry. In the major leagues, a professional player will come to bat about 800 times during a season. He’s behind by 7 runs. His team is 15 games out of first place. It’s 95 degrees. He’s been away from home for almost a month. Wouldn’t you be tempted to swing three times, strike out, and head back to the air-conditioned dugout? I know I would. But that player knows only one thing: the grind. So, he’s going to dig into the batter’s box, fight off foul balls, and do everything he can to get on base. Because that’s what baseball players do. Leadership is a lot like baseball. When we truly embrace the grind, that’s when we become successful. Subscribe to the newsletter and get more leadership lessons inspired by baseball!

What Baseball Taught Me About Leadership by Cooper Kay As someone who played baseball for over 20 years, I learned a lot about leadership. Here are my top 10 leadership lessons from the game: 1️⃣ You have to be a little crazy if you want to be great. 2️⃣ Success doesn’t come often, so when it does, celebrate it. 3️⃣ Failure is inevitable, but don’t settle for it—rise above your setbacks. 4️⃣ Failure isn’t just a step on the path to success; it’s a foundational building block. 5️⃣ You have to hate losing way more than you love winning. 6️⃣ Not every at-bat needs to be a home run—sometimes, singles are exactly what you need. 7️⃣ Isolation is not an option—you can’t play all the positions. 8️⃣ Playing with fear means playing with failure. 9️⃣ Sometimes you do everything right and still lose; sometimes you do everything wrong and still win (trust me, I know). 🔟 Numbers can be more distracting than helpful. Drop the word “blog” in the comments, and I’ll send you a link to our blog post with more insights. Click the link in our bio to subscribe to the newsletter for more leadership lessons from Integrus Leadership!

At Integrus, we are passionate about empowering female leaders to step into their God-given roles with confidence. We recently hosted a free webinar featuring two of our behavioral leadership experts, Jeri Bisbee and Rev. Dr. JoAnn Hummel, answering questions sent in by women like you who are navigating leadership challenges. On our blog, we’ve shared a video interview with both coaches that we know will be a blessing to any female leader. Whether you’re looking to boost your confidence, find the right mentor, or enhance your leadership skills, we’ve got you covered! Visit www.integrus.org/blog to watch the full interview and discover practical resources for supporting your leadership journey. Here’s a sneak peek at what you’ll learn: 1- Boost your internal confidence by believing in the Lord's divine placement in your current role. You're here for a reason! 2- Externally, project confidence through body language—simple actions like smiling and making eye contact set a positive tone. 3- The power of mentorship: Learn how to identify the right mentor, ask the right questions, and foster mutual growth through reverse mentoring. BONUS: We’re partnering with Boldly Conference, a one-day event dedicated to female leaders! Use promo code INTEGRUS for 20% off your ticket and join us for a day of inspiration and growth. Go to the blog to watch the video and start boosting your confidence today!

In the wake of Hurricane Helene, our hearts at CarePortal are immensely heavy for those affected by the devastation, loss, and sorrow. CarePortal Family — this is a crucial time for us to come together as a community and support one another. Neighbor by neighbor, neighbor to neighbor, we can make a difference. Now is the time to log on to CarePortal.org and explore real-time, vetted needs across the East Coast. From clothing and bedding to diapers, baby formula, and groceries, there are so many ways you can help. By contributing—whether through financial donations or tangible goods—you empower local churches to provide direct support to those in need within their communities. Every act of kindness, no matter how small, holds the potential to make a lasting impact. And if you’re unable to assist financially or materially, we humbly ask that you join us in prayer, asking for protection, healing, and hope for all those affected. CarePortal Family, let’s unite in our commitment to care and support our country during this challenging time. Together, we can provide hope and healing to those who need it most. Search requests and filter by state today: https://lnkd.in/esTtvjJE

One Leader's Story of Leading Through Their Hardest Year Yet  Leadership comes with its fair share of challenges, but some years will test your resilience, faith, and endurance in ways you never expected. If you haven't experienced one of those years, just wait. We all face them, but there is hope! On the Integrus blog, we just dropped a video interview with Johnathan Sublet, where he opens up about the hardest year of his leadership journey and shares practical insights for navigating these tough seasons. Head to www.integrus.org/blog to watch the full interview and explore our blog resources designed to support you during your most difficult leadership moments. Here are a few key lessons you’ll learn from Johnathan’s story: - Lean on your core values—they’re your anchor when everything else feels uncertain. - Cultivate relational capital before the crisis hits; it’s invaluable when you need it most. - Pay attention to the physical and emotional signs of stress—your well-being is essential for leading well. - Seek support and encouragement from others. You don’t have to carry the burden alone. - Keep moving forward, one step at a time, with resilience and trust in God's plan. Don't miss out on this powerful conversation. Go check out the blog to hear Johnathan’s inspiring story firsthand.

Calling all Executive Pastors! Stepping into or leading through the role of an Executive Pastor can be one of the most challenging yet rewarding positions in ministry leadership. That's why we want to support you with an exclusive webinar for Executive Pastors only. Two of our Executive Coaches, Nathan Derenski and Shawn Maurer, will be joined by Brent Monogue and Adam Hatton to answer all your questions about leading in this role. If you haven't registered yet, this is your chance! Event Details: Date: September 26, 2024 Time: 12 PM CT Duration: 1 Hour Location: Zoom Webinar https://lnkd.in/gtMDskeN

Grateful for an amazing time at the TouchPoint Summit in Birmingham last week! 🙌🏼 Huge thanks to the TouchPoint team for all their hard work and dedication in making this event a success. It was an honor to be included as a ministry partner and to share the stage. We are truly blessed to walk alongside such an incredible organization.