There’s no shortage of willing leaders, but how do we find and raise up strong leaders in church ministry? Ordained Minister John Wiley says it’s all about following the love.

Ordained Minister Aaron Thompson wasn’t looking for disciples when he needed help one Saturday morning. But he found them by nurturing a relationship with two unassuming junior high boys.

Our culture often measures church success by the numbers, but God looks at how we disciple and send leaders to fulfill the Great Commission, shares Ordained Minister Joy Russell.

No one can change God’s prophetic promises for us but God Himself, and that knowledge gives us freedom from curses and evil against us, shares Ordained Minister Dale Evrist.

Being willing to follow a leader, and first being a follower of Christ, are both crucial characteristics of a godly, effective leader, shares Gateway District Supervisor Sam Rockwell.

Fear is a very normal emotion, especially when working to advance the cause of Christ, shares Central Pacific District Supervisor Ron Pinkston. However, keeping the cause of Christ alive and well in our souls is the key to facing our fears.

Life can seem like a scary amusement park ride, making you fearful and nervous, but God can transform it into an amazing, joyful adventure, shares Ordained Minister Jim Van Dyke.

It’s easy to fall into the trap of believing bigger ministry is better, shares Credentialed Minister Jake Poetzl. But the best church-growth strategy is found in living in faith and obedience to God wherever we are sent.

The church in these last days must not be satisfied just with great worship and teaching from the pulpit, and spectating from the pews, shares Ordained Minister Jerry Dirmann. God is stirring all believers to arise and get involved.

The mission of Christ is at stake when we raise up and send leaders, and we must approach this heavy responsibility with worship, fasting and prayer, shares Ordained Minister James Ranger.