Join us as we speak with pastor Randy Kendrix. Randy is the the Pastor of First Baptist Church Madill, Oklahoma. He has served at churches in Oklahoma, Texas and Louisiana and as an Area Representative with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
Dace shares 10 lessons he has learned from pastoring the same church for the last decade. The changes have made a big difference.
Join us for a conversation with Dr. Drew Dabbs on how to create margin, avoid burnout, and lead effectively. Drew is the pastor of First Baptist Church, Hamilton, Texas. He completed his undergraduate work in Christian Studies at Mississippi College, and later attended Truett Seminary, where he completed his Master of Divinity and Doctor of Ministry. Drew has over 20 years of ministry experience.
Dr. Anthony Svajda uses a scuba-diving analogy to explain the different pressures many church leaders can face while pastoring.
Only secure people can serve. Insecure people do not like to put themselves in a servant's posture because they think that people are looking down on them or people are going to treat them poorly.
We interview pastor Todd Gray, a former Air Force captain, athlete, husband, father, and outdoorsmen on adjusting leadership expectations.
Join us as we interview pastor and author Steve Hinton on how to create margin, avoid burnout, and lead effectively in ministry.
We talk to Andy Albertini, author of Rogue Leadership, pastor, and CEO of Christian Grads Fellowship and A2 Consulting.
We interview Pastor Chad Missildine on how to create margin, avoid burnout, and lead effectively. Chad is the President and CEO of The Stephen Group and the author of the new book A Tale of 2 Leaders. Chad served on staff for 12 years under Craig Groeschel at Life.Church and works now with high-performing leaders across both the for-profit and non-profit sectors. Chad and his wife Macy have three daughters and live in Edmond, Oklahoma.
We can all face times of spiritual dryness. The key is to recognize what is going on and make the changes needed. Below are five causes and steps you can take to recover.