David talks about why a healthy small groups program is a must for every church. He gives some great tips on how small groups can help build your church and reduce the workload for the pastor.

After 2000 years, people are still reading the four Gospels found in the New Testament. What is it that makes these books still relevant? What do they have to say to a modern audience? Why are they still so popular?

Baseball Hall of Fame Manager Bobby Cox was one of the best ever. He is number four on the all time win list for managers. In this episode of Leading and Learning, David pulls some great leadership lessons from Bobby's life.

David gives some practical and humorous dos and don'ts of being a gym member. If you workout at a health club, at some point you have done one of these or complained about someone else doing them!

Have you ever wondered why there are so many different kinds of police agencies? This is a question that people often ask David. He gives us some insight into why there are different types of police departments and what their responsibilities are.

Jesus was not the only Rabbi in Palestine in the First Century. He did, however, do things differently. David gives us a fascinating look at how Jesus chose and how he trained his disciples.

Why is momentum so important for the leader? What can we do to create momentum? David gives some great advice on how to create momentum in your life and in your organization.

What does the New Testament say about healing? Was healing just a thing of the past or does God still heal people today? David provides some excellent insights into this important subject.

Aristarchus does not have a lot written about him in the New Testament. What we do have, though, shows us that he was the kind of person that every leader wishes he had more of!

The Acts of the Apostles is one of, if not the, most exciting books in the New Testament. It covers the first 30 years of Church History, but more importantly, it tells the story of the men and women who took the Gospel to the ends of the earth. Luke was a traveling companion of the Apostle Paul and he gives us a vivid, first-hand account of how Christianity was spread through the Roman Empire.