This is our second most popular episode of all time. What is the Holy Spirit's ministry in our lives? What does he actually do? How does he help us in our day-to-day living. David gives a great analogy of the Holy Spirit as our personal trainer in life. We need to know how the Holy Spirit is working behind the scenes of our lives. David shows us how in this episode!

This is one of our most popular episodes and it is worth listening to again. Small groups are one of the most important ways that we can create a growing and healthy church. But to do that, we need great small group leaders. What does it really take to lead a connect group? The answer might surprise you!

David continues his discussion on writing, answering a number of listener questions. For most information and helpful links, make sure you check out DavidSpell.com!

David talks about his new fiction series and answers questions from listeners. Make sure you check out the show notes and book links at DavidSpell.com

For Christians through the centuries, the Shroud of Turin has been seen as the actual burial cloth of Jesus. For other people, the shroud is nothing more than an elaborate Medieval hoax. David discusses this important piece of physical evidence for the resurrection of Jesus.

David discusses Robert Morris' powerful book, The Blessed Life. There are many Christian books out there that discuss finances, giving, and generosity. This is by far, one of the most balanced and Scripturally based books out there. If you only read one book on finance this year, let The Blessed Life be the one.

Last week, we discussed whether or not the Church was still relevant. In this episode, David provides some thoughts for what every healthy church should be doing. He also explores what the atmosphere of a healthy local church should look like.

For many, the idea of Church leaves a bad taste in their mouths. Does the Church still have a role to play in society? Even many well-meaning Christians would argue that Church is just not relevant to them anymore. David tackles this important subject and looks at why, in 2017, the Church still is having an impact in so many people's lives.

What is the historical background of the first four books of the New Testament? Why were they written and who were they written for? These important questions will help us to understand Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John so much better!

Jesus is easily the greatest leader that ever lived. David looks at five key principles that he used to train his followers. These same ideas can help you become not just a better leader, but a leader who knows how to develop other leaders.