Leading and Learning with David Spell

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.

David gives some great advice to shift workers. He spent many years working crazy shifts with the police department. He knows what works and what doesn't.

Galatians is one of Paul's most powerful letters. He deals with a subject that we still need help with today. David provides some important tips for reading this important letter.

Ever wonder what God is up to in the world today? Is God still active in the affairs of men? Has God's strategy to reach the world changed over the last 2000 years?

Exercise can be torture or drudgery or it can be the key to a healthier and more fulfilling life. Which would you prefer? Don't become another health statistic! Maybe it is time to create some positive health habits in your life!

David discusses a few of the key components of Christian theology. Christianity's basic beliefs have not changed in almost 2000 years. It is very important that we all are rooted and grounded in our faith.

Why is Easter still important?

Luke's Gospel was originally part of a two-volume set that included the Acts of the Apostles. David provides some excellent insights into this exciting narrative of the life of Jesus.

Weight training is an important part of any fitness regimen. Lifting weights can build bigger muscles, develop strength, increase bone density, and strengthen joints. Done improperly, however, weight training can cause serious injuries. David gives some of the most common errors when lifting weights.

Is the Church still relevant? Does the Church still have a place in the world today or has it outlived its usefulness. David explores these important questions.