LEADERSHIP RESOURCES
High Tech & High Touch: Conquering the three mistakes of the low-tech church
Some people are called to ministry. I felt called to be a nerd.
I grew up a preacher’s kid. Any time those church doors were open, I was...
[Podcast] Episode 18: Harnessing the Power of Tension: A Conversation with Sam Chand
Join us to dissect everything tension with author and leadership expert Sam Chand. Sam will go over concepts from his newest book, “Harnessing the Power of Tension,” and offer unique,...
4C Leadership: Lessons learned in the classroom of crisis
By Courtney McBath
Crises tend to be the training ground for leadership. Wars produce great presidents and prime ministers. Oppression becomes the breeding...
Broken but Useful: Let God use you while He changes you
By Mark Varughese
One day, though, God used a rather innocuous incident to teach me a lesson I will never forget. I was staying on the tenth floor of my...
[Podcast] Episode 17: The One Thing You Canβt Not Share: A Conversation with Xavier Cornejo
Join us for an inspiring conversation with publisher and author Xavier Cornejo, as he expounds upon the importance of living and writing your story by focusing on the passions and callings God has...
Reset: Taking the Sabbath approach to life
By the seventh day God had finished the work he had been doing; so on the seventh day he rested from all his work. Then God blessed the seventh day and made it...
Blocks Don't Stack Themselves: There's no such thing as automated leadership
You know, God has created the universe in such a way that things go from order to disorder—from order to chaos. It literally takes effort to build a ministry, like it...
[Podcast] Episode 16: Staying Ahead of the Curve in 2020: A Conversation with Omayra Font
In this episode, we sit down with Pastor Omayra Font to discuss leadership, adapting to change, and her journey as an author. Omayra has valuable insights to share about balancing motherhood and...
Rhythms of Grace: Your value is not found in your performance as a leader
Early on in my leadership career, I learned a valuable lesson about capacity. I discovered that in the truest sense, capacity has more to do with our ability to contain or...
Defining Worship: Putting words to our experience with God
The word worship comes from the old English word worthship, which means “to give worth to something.” When we “worth-ship” God, we attribute worth...
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