LEADERSHIP RESOURCES
[Podcast] Episode 115: Aaron Jayne on The Secret of John's Leadership
Today, we talk with Pastor Aaron Jayne about the secret of John's ministry. While so many Christian leaders build a foundation on how much they love Jesus, rather than Jesus'...
Words That Stick
By Don Yaeger
We can all name them: Who in your organization holds your attention when they speak up? Who can you count on to be the most engaging dinner conversationalist? What...
Start With the Problem
By Jeff Henderson
Ten years ago, a few friends and I launched a church trying to solve a problem: Many people are more familiar with what the church is against rather than what...
[Podcast] Episode 114: Paul Louis Cole on the Importance of Discipling Men
In this episode, Paul Louis Cole unpacks the importance of discipling men in these times. He'll delve into the benefits of this discipleship, what's at stake if we don't, and much...
[Podcast] Episode 113: Irene Rollins on Reframing Your Shame
In this episode, Irene Rollins shares with us about reframing our shame as leaders. She’ll share insights from her new book, Reframe Your Shame, and give you practical tips on...
[Blog] Writer’s Block: What to Do When You Hit the Infamous Wall
by Hannah Zello
Writer’s Block.
It’s an eerie phrase that anyone attempting to write a book, article, or other piece of writing shudders at internally. We’ve all...
The Trust Factor
By Charla Turner
Trust comes first. It even comes before a word is spoken in a relationship. Trust is hard to build and easy to break. It can be built over many years and lost in one...
Building a House of Worship
By Dan and Martha Munizzi
Martha Munizzi’s seminal moment in the music industry took place 15 years ago, after she had simultaneously placed two albums (The Best Is Yet to...
[Podcast] Episode 112: Garrett Booth on Raising Healthy Pastors Kids
Today, we sit down with Garrett Booth about his doctoral dissertation, what he’s discovered about pastor’s kids, their experience growing up in ministry households, how...
Chairman of the Board
By Matt Green
It was Christmas of 1973. Jay Haizlip was 10 years old, and his mother gave him a present that would change the course of his life. It was a 20-inch piece of plywood...
