Are you leading from a place of promise, or are you just trying to maintain the status quo?

How do you know that you’re walking in unbelief? Learn how to identify it and how to get rid of it.

Did you know that you were called to be a priest? Understanding your calling us priest can help you bridge the gap between knowing who you are in Christ and what you are called to do.

Get free from leadership overwhelm by listening to the voice of God.

The fascinating thing about spending time alone with God as a leader is that many times you come down the mountain pregnant with vision that demands to be birthed. There are new projects to pioneer, Pharoahs to defeat, and your responsibilities multiply. The very activity that lent you vision creates circumstances that keep you from the mountain of meeting with God.

I’m sure you’ve never experienced this.

The weather was great outside. The agenda you planned for the meeting went off without a hitch. It’s getting toward 5pm and you are ready to go home after a day full of moving the ball forward.

The deeper I get into building an organization and leading a team, the more that I recognize that your mindset plays the most significant factor in catalyzing long-term sustainable growth in your organization.

Imagine you are in the gym and somebody comes and pushes down on the weights that you are lifting. That's a picture of complaint.

What are you going to do today?

This question looms in front of you each day when you wake up and begin your morning routine. Each day you use your praying, brain power, and planning abilities to arrive at its answer.

2022. It's finally here. And life is full of so many possibilities and predictions. The stock market could go up (or it might go down). Your organization could grow (or it could shrink). You could have major victories this year (or major disappointments).

Who doesn't love a good title? CEO. President. Project Director. Head accountant. Chief Operating Officer.

You're a leader and you're busy. You have a to do list that makes others cringe. And one day, as you think about all that you have to do, you hear a still, small voice saying, "Come away with me."

Listen and lead