How to Lead the Next Generation
How do we lead in unjust and volatile situations? In the book of Esther, Mordecai was a despised minority living in a hostile environment. Despite opposition, Mordecai did not allow his lack of a leadership position to stop him from leading. Today, we look at four...
How to Lead the Next Generation
How do we lead in unjust and volatile situations? In the book of Esther, Mordecai was a despised minority living in a hostile environment. Despite opposition, Mordecai did not allow his lack of a leadership position to stop him from leading. Today, we look at four...
How to Lead the Next Generation
How do we lead in unjust and volatile...
Videos
The Two-Fold Burden of Leadership
Almost everyone in ministry loves the work of the ministry, but it’s the weight of the ministry...
Two Undervalued Leadership Words
Trying to figure out leadership conundrums can be a wearisome task. In Psalm 73, Asaph expresses...
Responding to Wrongdoing
As spiritual leaders in a sin-filled world, we constantly encounter evil and wrongdoing. Scripture...
Recommendations
The New Testament in Color by Esau McCaulley, Janette H. Ok, Osvaldo Padilla, Amy Peeler
This Bible commentary offers a fresh perspective of the New Testament that is mostly theologically...
Then Sings My Soul by Robert Morgan
Pastor Robert Morgan’s devotional book hopes to encourage the reader with the history and personal...
“Hoop in U” by ENFC Music
Every Nation Faith City in Potchefstroom, South Africa, recently released a new song in Afrikaans....
“Pentecost (We’re Waiting) + Rest On Us ft. Neil Batiancila & Eunice Loke” by Echo
Every Nation Malaysia’s worship team, Echo, recently released a new music video for their song...
Discipleship & the Power of God
Church: Trinity Dallas
Discipleship & the Power of God
Church: Trinity Dallas
Discipleship & the Power of God
Church: Trinity Dallas
Sermons
Christ Formed in You
Church: Pearlside
That’s Not Fair
Church: Victory
Healing the Paralyzed Man
Church: Victory
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.
