Trends In Technology and the Church, with Brad Hill (Ep 102)
Adopting a blend of digital innovation and in-person ministry matters more than ever for leaders.
Trends In Technology and the Church, with Brad Hill (Ep 102) Read More »
Adopting a blend of digital innovation and in-person ministry matters more than ever for leaders.
Trends In Technology and the Church, with Brad Hill (Ep 102) Read More »
“If God has called you to ministry, does that mean that God has only called you to receive your compensation from the church?”
Ministry Sustainability without Money Stress, with Eric Hoke (Ep 101) Read More »
The pastor’s home should be a place of joy, hope, faith, and generosity. Our foundation is found in the Bible and our first ministry is at home.
The Pastor, the Bible, and Growing Up In a Pastor’s Home, with Albert Vaters (Ep 100) Read More »
A preacher’s kid with a ton of unacknowledged trauma becomes one of the world’s most heralded Christian singers. This is the Russ Taff story.
Russ Taff, on Childhood Trauma, Church Hurt, Alcoholism, Fame, & Redemption (Ep 99) Read More »
“I’m living the dream because for the first time in my ministry life and leadership, I understand why my journey was so challenging.”
Ten Things They Didn’t Tell Me About Leadership, with Alberto Bello (Ep 98) Read More »
Revitalization will require that you lead with the heart of a shepherd, the head of a researcher, and the hands of a servant.
Getting Your Church on the Road to Greater Health, with Mike Rubino (Ep 97) Read More »
About one in six children has a developmental disability. Their families need extra support to attend church and grow in their faith.
Disability Inclusion In the Church, with Barb Stanley (Ep 96) Read More »
A clergy sabbatical is not a luxury for the few, it’s an essential element in recalibrating your ministry and reestablishing healthy habits for ministry longevity.
The Clergy Sabbatical Toolkit, with Sean Nemecek (Ep 95) Read More »
Jesus always told stories. The Gospel is a story. The Bible is God’s story. Let’s get better at telling them.
“You don’t need to check your ethnicity at the door of God’s kingdom. Your ethnicity and your culture are part of God’s plan for his praise.”