A Design for Meditating Regularly on God’s Word
Do you struggle to meditate regularly on God’s Word? This holistic design will help.
Malcolm WebberDo you struggle to meditate regularly on God’s Word? This holistic design will help.
Malcolm WebberPastors may already be doing these things, but here are some things missionaries can remind us.
Chuck LawlessEvery significant moment in history was led by leaders who were committed to another way. Leaders who acted counter-culturally. Leaders who selflessly did what was right rather than what was popular or comfortable.
Jenni CatronA new video teaching from Malcolm Webber regarding suffering.
Malcolm WebberGod is searching for those who will be intercessors, for those who can actually change life’s situations and people through their fervent, upright prayers.
Joy DawsonMeaningful time with God can be found in the Sabbath moments that punctuate our day – if we are willing to look for them and treat them in that way. How do we best consecrate these islands of solace in our seas of tumult? I suggest we have ready a one-minute prayer.
Scott RodinSuccessful church leaders naturally think differently than the majority of church leaders. It’s one of the things that set them apart. The good news is you can learn to think just like them. Here are five ways successful church leaders think differently.
Paul AlexanderDo you struggle to cast a compelling vision for the future? This holistic design will help.
Malcolm WebberAre you suffering today? Run to Jesus, your sympathetic High Priest. Unlike politicians, He really does feel your pain and He really can give you exactly what you need.
Stephen AltroggeThis wonderful gift from God has brought joy and gladness into my life and has spared me from unimaginable pain and suffering. Yet I have never heard a message preached on it.
Mark AltroggeFaith is the opposite of seeking control. Faith is willfully surrendering control and entrusting yourself into the hands of God. It is letting go and trusting that you will be caught.
Skye JethaniWe can be exponentially more disgusted with the sin in other people’s lives than we are with our own. Our own sin can fail to anger us the way someone else’s sin does. Here are three common examples of this.
Eric GeigerA new video course on building your life and teaching!
Malcolm WebberThe big deal Jesus made about gratefulness in the one leper (and the lack thereof in the nine), points to the high value He places on a grateful heart. I believe leaders above all should evidence a grateful heart. Evaluate your level of gratefulness against these three gratefulness indicators.
Charles StoneThe devil hates prayer. Our own flesh does not naturally love it. Therefore, it does not come full-born and complete and passionate from the womb of our heart. It takes ever renewed discipline.
John PiperThe choices we face today are the same as ever, are we going to follow Jesus today?
Rick JamesDo you struggle to recognize others for their accomplishments? This holistic design will help.
Malcolm WebberWhat happens in your organization when something goes wrong? If you are like most, the first question is often, "Whose fault is it?"
Corey OlynikIf a leader begins a day in chaos, the entire day will likely be chaotic. Instead, a leader should begin the day with his/her affections set on the Lord and with the mind focused on what is most important.
Eric GeigerA new video course on building your life and teaching!
Malcolm Webber