Apr 18, 2023 | Leadership, Ministry Leader, Pastor, Surrender
Recap of Episode 183 Unless you live under a rock, you’re likely aware of the revival that broke out at Asbury College in Wilmore Kentucky. What should be our response to what God is doing on college campuses all over the country? Teachability, hunger,...
Apr 13, 2023 | Alignment, Leadership, Ministry Leader, Pastor, Spirituality
Last week, we paved the foundation for our journey through Unshakable Leader: The Simple Yet Amazing Power of Alignment. Today we will begin our journey with Alignment Component 1: Spiritual Hunger. A for-real, alive relationship with Jesus Christ is where true...
Apr 11, 2023 | Leadership, Ministry Leader, Pastor, Teachability
In today’s episode John and Jim explore what God is up to at Asbury College and at college campuses across our country . . . and what our response to these goings-on might be. You can listen to the pod here. Here is the video version. Show notes are below: What should...
Apr 6, 2023 | Alignment, Leadership, Mentors, Ministry Leader, Pastor, Rhythms
Leading well is hard. Navigating the journey through the euphoria of high moments and victories also involves traversing the heartbreak of low points and failures. The good and bad are often interspersed moment-to-moment. Your health as a leader is a key contributor...
Apr 4, 2023 | Community Engagement, Leadership, Ministry Leader, Pastor
In today’s episode, Pastor Chris Brooks returns to unpack three ways a church can impact the communities they serve: Community Service, Community Development, and Community Empowerment. You can listen to the audio version here. Here is the video version. Show notes...
Mar 30, 2023 | Anxiety, Burnout, Depression, Emotional Health, Leadership, Ministry Leader, Pastor
Congratulations! You’ve made it to the final segment of our series on Unshakable You: 5 Choices of Emotionally Healthy People. Hopefully, by this point you feel well-equipped to take on the task of keeping yourself in a good mental and emotional place. It’s not...
