Rooted and Grounded in Love
In Ephesians 3, Paul writes a prayer for divine strength, divine power, and to be filled with the fullness of God. Q: How do we lead God’s people toward this? A: By being rooted and grounded in love. Being rooted and grounded in love causes growth. Being rooted in law...
Rooted and Grounded in Love
In Ephesians 3, Paul writes a prayer for divine strength, divine power, and to be filled with the fullness of God. Q: How do we lead God’s people toward this? A: By being rooted and grounded in love. Being rooted and grounded in love causes growth. Being rooted in law...
Rooted and Grounded in Love
In Ephesians 3, Paul writes a prayer for divine...
Videos
Hearing God Together
I came across a repeated phrase in Leviticus that I believe is important for leaders. In the first...
Leaders Need Constructive Feedback
All leaders need honest constructive feedback. But many leaders don’t get any input because they...
Spiritual Leadership Is Not Easy
In Exodus 32, Moses was in the midst of a difficult situation that involved sin, rebellion,...
Recommendations
Run: Endure the Pain, Keep the Faith, Finish Your Race by Ferdie Cabiling
Here’s Ferdie’s book, where he narrates his epic ultra-marathon run across the Philippines to...
Discipline & Punish: The Birth of the Prison by Michel Foucault
This book is not written from a Christian perspective, so I can’t unreservedly recommend it....
Homecoming by Victory Worship
I’m so proud of our songwriters around the Every Nation world who are writing local and global...
“Bayethe” | Live at Go 2023
Here’s one of my favorite songs from Every Nation Rosebank.
That’s Not Fair
Church: Victory
That’s Not Fair
Church: Victory
That’s Not Fair
Church: Victory
Sermons
Who Do You Listen To?
Church: Grace Covenant Church
Flying Horses & Transformational Discipleship
Church: Bethel World Outreach Church
The Cost of Sowing
Pastor Steve Murrell, president and cofounder of Every Nation, wrapped up our 2021 Build...
New Book
Pilots never want to crash a plane. Similarly, pastors never want to crash a church. But many in ministry do just that when they retire (or die) without a succession plan or a successor.
