Mark's Gospel was the first one written. Both Matthew and Luke made extensive use of Mark in their own books. One of the lingering questions through the centuries, though, was why did John Mark end his book like he did? Was it intentional or is there something else going on here?

Spiritual Formation is a concept that is talked about a lot in the Church. David gives a great definition of what Spiritual Formation is and talks about how someone can grow in there faith. He gives us six key things that will help someone grow as a Christian.

Have you every thought about writing a book? Some studies indicate that 80 percent or more of Americans feel that they have a book inside of them. Is it realistic for someone with no writing experience to think that they could do this? David gives some great advice and insight about writing and publishing your book.

At some point in our lives, we face a significant change. Some of these are unintentional and have to be managed accordingly. But what about intentional change? Many people consider doing something different in their lives but do not know where to start. Here is some great advice to get you started!

How are leading and learning connected? Why is having a teachable attitude so important for every leader to have? David explores one of the most important aspects of leadership in this exciting episode.

David continues this important discussion on how to become the leader that you were intended to be. We can all get better and we can all become more effective in our leadership.

David talks about why good leadership is so important and gives several great insights on how you can become a better leader.

Are you happy with the culture in your church or organization? Is it a healthy future? In this episode, David gives some great tips for creating and cultivating a healthy culture in your church, business, or organization.

This episode was recorded right before Easter. David shares how Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus saved Easter for all of us. It is amazing how God uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things!

David shares some insight from a recent teaching that Phil Pringle delivered on leadership. There are four primary functions that every leader has. Understanding these will help every leader to be more effective.