A secure identity and a clear vision are characteristics of a good leader. During this episode, Banning and Kate Bagley, the director of our Jesus Culture School of Leadership, discuss the importance of allowing God to develop our identity as sons and daughters, in order to help us discover our purpose and calling to do things with Him for the Kingdom.

Leaders are both aware of themselves and what God is doing, and intentional in how they live their lives. Join Banning and Phil for this 12 week series on leadership as they teach us how revival is directly linked to leaders who take ownership of the call of God on their lives.

2020 was a season of God revealing areas of fear that are present in the foundation of our lives, and inviting us into a season of pruning. Banning and Phil dive into the depths of why it is vital to partner with God in the pruning process so that we become whole individuals that carry God’s authority.

What does the Bible say about women in ministry? There are clear differences between men and women, but the scriptures are clear that we are called to co-labor in ministry. In this episode, Becky and Phil discuss key passages in the Bible that are addressed to women, and how they are called to be active leaders and participants in ministry.

Transition is hard and painful, but we can always fall back on the faithfulness of God. Where He leads is always good. Join Becky and Phil as they talk with Eric and Candace about their recent transition from Senior Pastors at Bethel Church in Redding, to following Jesus into the unknown.

Is doubt bad? Is there a healthy form of deconstruction? Join Becky and Phil as they talk with AJ Swoboda, author of After Doubt, about how to confront doubt we may feel toward God. There is a way through doubt that actually leads us deeper and closer to Jesus! To hear more from AJ, check out his Twitter, mrajswoboda or visit his website, ajswobodawrites.com

AJ Swoboda, author of Subversive Sabbath, joins Becky and Phil to discuss the importance of practicing Sabbath and why we should. Sabbath requires trust and obedience to God that often feels inconvenient, but there is great reward attached to it. To hear more from AJ, check out his Twitter, @mrajswoboda or visit his website, ajswobodawrites.com

The difference between internal and external motivation is immense. Our world is filled with external motivations like pain, laws, and even culture. By contrast, the way of the kingdom calls us to be motivated from the inside out walking with vision and purpose.

There is great strength in living a life filled with gratitude. Entitlement, envy, and complaining can poison our perspective. Yet, empowered with a Kingdom perspective of gratitude, we can begin to see the numerous blessings in our life and discover deep joy and contentment in life and in the Lord.

Dealing with disappointment is a fact of life. How do we overcome the disappointment that threatens to shake our faith and rattle our trust in God? What happens when our experiences don’t line up with our expectations? How does forgiveness play a role in overcoming life’s disappointments? The hosts discuss this inevitability of life with their own personal stories and redirect us back to the true character and nature of God.