The Crucial Difference Between Producing and Bearing Fruit
Have you become so busy trying to change the world for Christ that you have no time for Christ to change you?
Scott Rodin
Be one. Build many.
Scott Rodin
The Importance of Defining Success in Kingdom Terms
How you measure success in this life will dictate the way you live and the legacy you will leave.
Scott Rodin
Attention Millennials: Forget Their Callings, Find Yours!
We millennials need to realize our own callings, based on God’s Word matched with the calling and capabilities He has given us (1 Peter 4:10-11), or we won’t end up doing anything significant in this short life we have. We cannot waste any more time comparing our own lives and callings to those we see around us.
Joshua Webber
Building Healthy Leaders, Part 13: Conclusion – Video
The final part of our training for building healthy leaders, led by Robert Walter.
Robert Walter
Leaders: What Do You Fear Today?
We are called to be one kingdom people, which means cultivating a holy, reverent fear of God.
Scott Rodin
8 Ways You Can Motivate Your Emerging Leaders to Grow
Growing as a leader requires a high level of commitment and initiative on the part of the participant. Here’s how you can help motivate your emerging leaders.
Malcolm Webber
Dear Leaders: Sell Everything – Really!
What is your response to Jesus’ invitation to embrace the kingdom of heaven and follow Him?
Scott Rodin
The Inner Witness of the Spirit – Part 1
Listen to our new episode of In the Word with Malcolm Webber!
Malcolm Webber
Leading by Letting Go
Leadership is about both taking on and about letting go. But letting go is hard. We’re wired to take on more, give more, do more. Strategic plans bulge at the seams with new ambitions, new initiatives, new markets, new ways of working.
Dr. Stanley Arumugam
Dennis Fletcher A Design for Resilience
Do you struggle to be resilient and bounce back well from setbacks? This holistic design will help.
Malcolm Webber
6 Ways to Attack Viruses That Destroy Leaders
John Owen preached, “You must be killing sin or sin will be killing you,” and we must bring both intensity and intentionality to killing these viruses. We should not seek to manage them; we should seek to kill them.
Eric Geiger
Unnecessary Help
I still laugh at when my dad built a birdhouse and put it up in his back yard. Thoughtfully, he stuffed the cute little structure with twigs to help the birds with their nest-building. Watching one day he saw a bird go inside the birdhouse and come out with a twig in her mouth, take it to a tree and return, only to get another twig. That [...]
Corey Olynik
6 Dangerous Viruses That Take Leaders Down
Not all viruses have the same devastating impact on people. Some viruses are just more deadly than others. Regarding spiritual viruses, here are six (not an exhaustive list) that take leaders down.
Eric Geiger
Understanding the Contradictions of God – Part 3
Listen to our new episode of In the Word with Malcolm Webber!
Malcolm Webber
New Email Book Study: The Christian and the Law
Amp up your biblical knowledge with a new email book study based on Dr. Webber’s book, The Christian and the Law!
Malcolm Webber
Gratitude Connects Sunday to Monday
For our faith to be real, for it to be truly meaningful, it must be alive in the hustle and bustle of the world. What is the point of having a car that cannot leave the garage? What is the point of having a faith that cannot leave the church?
Skye Jethani
A Teacher’s Greatest Disappointment
A certain leader took on a very promising young man to disciple in the faith. The leader’s reputation was such that if he were to let it be known that he was looking for someone to mentor, most people would drop everything to volunteer for the position. The leader poured heart and soul over that young man, but he was still a tremendous [...]
David Goodman
An Introduction to Zephaniah (from The Day of the Lord)
Zephaniah and Obadiah are short but potent books that are worthy of extended study. Get a taste of Zephaniah in this excerpt from The Day of the Lord by Malcolm Webber.
Malcolm Webber
Whom Do I Shoot?
In the heat of battle, armies frequently experience casualties due to “friendly fire,” and the church suffers in the same way.
Alan Smith