Leading and Learning with David Spell

More and more people are asking this question. This is not a question that anyone should take lightly. David had many years of Law Enforcement experience and was a civilian firearms instructor. In this episode, he provides some simple, but practical questions people need to ask themselves before purchasing a firearm.

Many people struggle with depression during the holidays. What are some ways we can avoid depression and really enjoy this special time of the year?

David provides some important keys to making a major life change. He and Annie made a major life change themselves a few years ago when they moved to Brazil. In this episode, learn what helped David and Annie make the decisions they made.

Are there any books that should be included in the New Testament? Are there any textual issues with those that are included in the New Testament? David gives us a fascinating glimpse into this important subject.

David provides some great tips for getting the most out of Matthew's story of Jesus!.

What did Jesus mean when he said, "You are the salt of the earth?" How are Christians to be salt today? This is still a very powerful principle that Jesus' followers must never forget!

The Apostle Paul describes the two faces of leadership in his first letter to the church at Thessalonica. Both of these leadership "faces" are important and the effective must know how to use both of them.

Do you ever have trouble discerning what God's will is? Have you ever wished that God would just send you a text or email so you would know what to do? I think we have all felt this way at some time or other. Today's episode provides some practical advice on learning how to hear God's voice.

Using a translator is an important skill for anyone doing cross-cultural ministry or business. David gives some great advice on how to be effective using a translator.

David was a police officer for almost 30 years and retired as a lieutenant a few years ago. In this episode, he talks about the difficulty of being a police officer in today's social climate. He also deals with the question of why young men and women still want to enter the Law Enforcement profession.