Video: Transformational Theology Course
Let’s explore how we can bring theology back to life!

Be one. Build many.
Let’s explore how we can bring theology back to life!
“But while he was still a long way off, his father saw him and was filled with compassion for him; he ran to his son, threw his arms around him and kissed him.” (Luke 15:20)
What do we do with the love and hatred of God? Dive deeper with this excerpt from The Blood of God, by Malcolm Webber.
We can’t fight all the time; we need time for refreshment and encouragement. The warrior becomes a shepherd through his or her love and affirmation of the sheep.
Busy leaders need retreats from time to time in order to remain healthy. But how do we design such opportunities for refreshment for our leaders?
After years of working with young developing leaders, I have come to the conclusion that if a leader focuses on two basic truths, he will be successful.
Colossians 1:13-20 is probably the greatest passage in the whole Bible about the Person and Preeminence of the Lord Jesus. This passage helps us to look at Jesus, loving Him and surrendering to Him. Dr. Webber unpacks it now in the second part of his message, “The Preeminence of the Lord Jesus.”
God wants His children to be people who experience and practice an overflowing life gratefully released to God for the blessing of others. This excerpt from Whole-Life Generosity Devotional by GenerousChurch points us to the beginning point of this whole-life generosity.
The measure of real spiritual maturity is summed up beautifully by Dr. Stanley Jones: “The measure of our spiritual maturity can be and is measured by the breadth and depth of our capacity and willingness for fellowship.”
Seminar #3 in the Resilience! series for building strength into Christian leaders. All leadership moments are emotional! Just ask those you lead. Emotions affect our lives as Christian leaders and followers each day — but how often do we recognize them? How should we live with those raw feelings of loneliness, anger, fear or sorrow [...]
How do we strategically identify the best leaders to build?
What exactly is change, and how do we go about implementing it?
Don’t be discouraged if you wrestle with yourself in leadership … it’s normal, and it can help others truly know you.
Colossians 1:13-20 is probably the greatest passage in the whole Bible about the Person and Preeminence of the Lord Jesus. This passage helps us to look at Jesus, loving Him and surrendering to Him. Dr. Webber unpacks it now in the first part of his message, “The Preeminence of the Lord Jesus.”
Hope is a virtue, not a personality type. It is a mindset that helps us to stay in the game in the face of significant adversity.
The Christian life can only come out of a living inward union with its Source: Jesus Christ Himself. How do we enter into union with Him? In this excerpt from To Enjoy Him Forever, we encounter the answer. To Enjoy Him Forever is available as a physical copy or an audiobook.
Do extroverts make better leaders? The answer is important for people engaged in leader development.