LEADERSHIP RESOURCES
Born for the Storm
Generation Z has been called to live and lead in unprecedented times. The dark clouds of surrounding storms have informed their entire earthly journey. Rarely in history has any one generation endured...
Second Nature: Cultivating grace-shaped virtue in a works-based world
We’re bombarded with messages every day. The cumulative effect is powerful. A journal of psychology reports that the average American is subject to between four and five thousand advertisements a day,...
The Common Motivator
People who get things done are people who are driven by something invisible. Deep within their souls there is something intangible, yet undeniable, that compels them to dig a little deeper, work a lit...
The Mortgage-Neutral Church: How congregations can leverage physical land for spiritual impact
Other than their people, for most churches, their greatest asset—and biggest headache—is their building. All too often, it consumes time and money that might be better invested elsewhere. Now, I’m not...
[Podcast] Episode 69: Taylor Barriger: Becoming a Creative Leader
In this episode, we'll talk with Taylor Barriger, executive pastor at Caminodevida Church in Lima, PerĂş! Taylor shares about his leadership journey in ministry, church-building, international living, ...
Our Brothers’ Keeper: Healing the wounds of homelessness
The Lord said to Cain, “Where is your brother…?” (Genesis 4:9). Today, the Lord is still expecting us to know the whereabouts, the circumstances, of our brothers and sisters. In “knowing,” there is a ...
The Spirit-Driven Life
When I was about four or five years old, my grandfather often took me to do errands with him in his red Chevy truck. He called it “boondoggling.” One day while we were boondoggling, my grandfather sto...
[Podcast] Episode 68: Ben Dailey on Letting Go of the Pressure to Perform
Join us as we sit down with Ben Daily, Lead Pastor of Calvary Church and overseer of the Gospel Circle of Churches & Ministries! We’ll talk about his new book, Captured by Grace, the leadership lesson...
Overcoming Sensory Issues
When our church was stuck at attendance of 2,300, I began examining what was hindering us from breaking through that barrier. What was the problem? Had our team reached its limit of capacity so they c...
Intentional Growth
When I think of wisdom, I am reminded of the second-grade student who raised his hand in class to ask his teacher a question. “What did I learn today?” the boy inquired as the teacher was ending her s...
