In Exodus 18, we find Jethro - Moses’ Father-in-law, telling Moses that how he is leading is too much. As leaders, we often experience the fringes of burnout and frustration as we seek to be faithful, loving leaders. In this podcast, let’s take a look at 6 simple keys worthy of exploration, that will help us lead well when leadership is too much.

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Dan Reiland writes about the value of small group life and leadership. In this podcast, using Dan’s article, let's take a look at three benefits of an effective and loving small group leadership, and how we can add value to our small groups.

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Love will inspire us to see beyond our own lives; beyond our zip code. How does love do that? One way is by asking good questions to help people grow and to lead others well.

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Jesus made an impact in the lives of people. Jesus made an impact upon the community. Those whom Jesus loved and ministered to, made an impact upon their community. Christians around the world are following Jesus because He still makes an impact on our community. In this podcast, I am underscoring that revival is a manifestation of God which makes an impact upon the community.  What should we expect as we carry the presence of God and experience His love, making an impact upon our 21st century community?  Let’s answer this question in this podcast using John Stott’s book - “Radical Disciple” as a launching point.

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Leaders have clear vision about where they are going and are confident about how to get there. But, they sometimes ignore the dashboard of leadership and therefore “crash and burn”, hurting those we love and damaging the organization we are leading. In this episode, I highlight some key dashboard areas we need to pay attention to, and the potential dangers if we don’t.

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Enthusiasm and expectation are wonderful feelings as we journey through life. But, how do we manage ourselves in the “waiting stage” and recognize such a phase as a gift? In this podcast, we answer that question by identifying three ways we can wait.

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Jesus said that His friend’s sickness would not end in death, and in the end while His friend rose from the dead and lived, there were challenges Jesus had to face and overcome. We too, as a people of promise, are facing challenging situations and believing for greater things. But, we must overcome our challenges. Otherwise we will fall short of what God has for us.

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Life happens and ensuing quickly upon its heels is disappointment; its powerful words seeking to influence our hope and vision. In this audiocast, I share 3 simple truths to help us overcome disappointment in the midst of difficulty and trouble.

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Sharing the most important message to the human soul, to society, to the hurting and to the proud, demands that we do so humbly, effectively and powerfully. Here are 10 keys to help you preach and improve your communication.  

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Life is worth enjoying and enjoyment requires us to slow down. Here are 8 dangers of living hurried lives.

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