The Blame Game

Anyone who has watched an episode of Donald Trump's "The Apprentice" has witnessed how the "boardroom" explodes when an initiative fails. Team members rarely choose to take responsibility for their actions and, instead, they resort to pinning the blame on a convenient scapegoat. What results is executive-level combat in which the candidates sell each other out in a bid to survive. You can find the same less publicized bickering and back-biting in the church when our creative process...
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Anyone who has watched an episode of Donald Trump's "The Apprentice" has witnessed how the "boardroom" explodes when an initiative fails. Team members rarely choose to take responsibility for their actions and, instead, they resort to pinning the blame on a convenient scapegoat. What results is executive-level combat in which the candidates sell each other out in a bid to survive. You can find the same less publicized bickering and back-biting in the church when our creative process fails. The Blame Game will not assign blame but will help nurture healthy creative views and strategies. It will help church leaders analyze the causes of tension in the creative process and implement new solutions that normalize and maximize creativity.