LEADERSHIP RESOURCES
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 responsibilities. The team com...
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 Him. Peter passionately de...
Don’t Train Alone
Why every pastor needs a coach
By Jeff Baker
Imagine stepping onto the field at a Major League Baseball game or standing courtside at an NBA matchup. Every athlete, whether a veteran with a decade-...
Feral Faith
Out of comfort, into the wild
By Dr. Darnell K. Williams, Sr.
When your heart longs for more, when religion feels too neat, too predictable, too tame, you may be on the verge of discovering what I c...
The Missing Metric
Reclaiming God’s design for work, worship and human flourishing
By Mark and Julie Appleyard
Building God’s kingdom is more than a spiritual goal—it’s a transformative calling aimed at human flourish...
Everything Is an Experiment
Why your business should look more like a lab than a museum
By Chad McMillan
Spoiler: No one knows what they’re doing.
Here’s a truth no one tells you when you start a business: Everything—and I me...
Lead with Joy
A conversation with New Life Church’s Rick Bezet
By Sam Chand
Rick Bezet is known as a pastor’s pastor—a multisite, megachurch founder, a global kingdom ambassador, a founding member of the original...
Clarity Unites
The secret to building teams that move as one
By Natalie Born
I often work closely with businesses and non-profits that come to me with the same concern: “Why are my people not on the same page?” M...
Far From Home
A field guide for exiles on mission
By Niki Kirby
Almost ten years ago, my family and I decided to make our home in paradise. Or at least, the pastel-colored, spring break getaway version of paradi...
Holy Smoke
How pitmaster John Rivers combined his passion for good food with good works
By Matt Green
It was 2004, and John Rivers was nearly two decades into a successful career in health care, serving as pr...
