Champions only see obstacles as opportunities to overcome. In today's episode, Doug Stringer discusses the commonalities of character found in successful leaders. These leaders have learned to readjust and recalibrate in times of difficulties, to focus back on the fundamentals. We know and believe in Christ this Scripture is true, "And we know that God causes everything to work together for the good of those who love God and are called according to his purpose for them." (Romans 8:28NLT)

In this new episode Doug invites guest, Mike Rosas, to share from his new book, Leading The Revolutionary Generation. What are Millennials thinking? We have heard this question asked in many different forms and fashions. The stark difference between Millennials and previous generations is so blatant, questions echo across the world as past generations try to understand this phenomenon. After over a decade of working with Millennials, Mike has compiled Biblical principles and valuable experiences that can help the previous generations better connect and lead the next generation into their destiny.

Yes, I may have had some challenging and difficult times growing up. Yes, society may try to tell us that we can't help who we are because we've come from a dysfunctional family or difficult circumstances. Yes, there may have been sour grapes along the way. But the decisions I make now cannot be excused by the past. As a new creature in Christ, I'm not bound by the actions of others. Regardless of past relationships or circumstances, we are all responsible for our own actions.

The Father's love is filled with affirmation, acceptance, approval, guidance, direction, empowerment, encouragement and inheritance. As you listen to this episode, right where you are, know that our Father in heaven has lavished his love on you! "Behold what manner of love the Father has bestowed on us, that we should be called children of God!" (1 John 3:1a). Allow God's love in so you can walk in His love towards others! We are the tangible expression of the Father's love here on the earth!

Many are experiencing the shaking in preparation for the harvest. There is a battle for the heart of the church and the soul of a generation.

Doug shares a message at a City-wide Communion Service on February 2, 2019. Psalm 51 says, "Restore to me the joy of Your salvation, and uphold me with a willing spirit." We face a time in our nation where we need a restoration of the JOY of God's salvation. The work of the Cross is our common ground. At the cross we are one race, one people!

In part 2 of the series "Cultivate a Life of Doing Good", Jodie Chiricosta pulls from a wealth of experience to bring a challenge to our hearts today, The Hebrews Challenge!! People today find themselves in an all encompassing rut of negativity. Our prayer is that we, the Church, truly be a tangible expression of Christ to a hurting world!

In this 2-part series Doug invites Jodie Chiricosta, Vice President of Somebody Cares America/International, to share valuable insights on how to Cultivate a Life of Doing Good.

We see Godly principles from the technique of turning broken things into priceless artwork. There is great value in our brokenness when we put it in the hands of our great God! We must keep our vision of Hope, trusting that we are going through the circumstance for a greater purpose.

Unexpected detours, we’ve all experienced them. Join Doug as he shares wisdom on how to recognize these unexpected detours as Divine interruptions that lead us to God's greater purposes and allow us to experience His promises.