LEADERSHIP RESOURCES
Economics in Babylon
A framework for flourishing in exile
By Jamé Bolds
During a confidential, phone-free pastors meeting, my colleague Dr. Charlie Self and I listened as they openly shared the pr...
[Podcast] Episode 277: The Inner Life of Leadership with Mark and Julie Appleyard
Leadership often stalls at the level of internal formation, not external strategy. In this episode of the AVAIL podcast, Mark and Julie Appleyard, founders of Anothen Global, explore how unresolved in...
The Kneeling Leader
How humility unlocks influence
By Don Overcash
Recently, our world has been marked by division, conflict and uncertainty, so the call for leadership to be rooted in spiritual c...
More Alike Than Different
The shared calling of rural and urban churches
By Dr. Darnell K. Williams, Sr.
A pastor sat at a diner just off a two-lane highway, sipping burnt coffee while listening to a fa...
[Podcast] Episode 276: SHIFTS with Dr. Sam Adeyemi
Why do so many leaders cast bold vision yet struggle to produce real change? In this episode of the AVAIL podcast, global leadership expert Dr. Sam Adeyemi explains why transform...
Jump First, Fear Later
A conversation with Christ Chapel Community Church’s Billy Smith
By Sam Chand
With a population of fewer than 2,000, Zebulon, Georgia, may not seem like a strategic place to pl...
How to Twist God’s Arm
Breaking the illusion of spiritual leverage
By Martijn van Tilborgh
Every ancient civilization built temples.
Different cultures, different names for their gods, but the same ...
[Podcast] Episode 275: The Art of Shh! with Darryl Wootton
Leadership today is louder than ever. In this episode of the AVAIL podcast, Bishop Darryl Wootton shares the conviction behind his book Shh: How to Lead with Quiet in a World of ...
More Than Hired Hands
From filling roles to forming people
By Jeff Little
Great organizations are the result of great team members. Finding and developing them is one of our most important respon...
Great Expectations
The hidden costs of living for approval
By Sam Hinn
Nothing Jesus’ friends did seemed to bother Him. Martha thought kitchen chores were more important than conversing with Hi...
