Communication is key to life. The ability to convey a thought, idea or plan in such a way that others want to engage with it is important in everything from proposing marriage to sharing the vision of our organization. In this stand alone episode, several practical tips are shared to help you become a better communicator.

Nothing is built in an instant, whether that be an organization, team or our own character. Therefore the ability to stay healthy; spiritually, emotionally, mentally and physically is important. In this stand alone episode of Livewire, Paul Gibbs suggests various principles for doing just that!

Any leader must know how to bring change! This two episode series looks at the necessarily skill set required by any change agent. The first episode unpacks important insights on the principles of change and the second gives practical steps to bring any change you may hope to bring.

A great idea means little if you cannot implement it. This series helps us put a plan into action by applying 6 different thinking techniques. Practicing these methods as an individual or team will transform your ability to make a vision and reality.

An great idea means little if you cannot implement it. This series helps us put a plan into action by applying 6 different thinking techniques. Practicing these methods as an individual or team will transform your ability to make a vision and reality.

Pais is a Movement. At it’s center there is an organization, technically many organizations worldwide but really it is a movement of like-minded people and it moves! It changes, develops, matures. It this stand alone episode Founder Paul Gibbs explains what has changed and what will change as we move ahead.

Character is key! More important than either personality or gifting, it shapes our future. As probably the most important devotional teaching on Pais, this series examines the Spirit behind God’s laws and helps us develop the character of Jesus in our lives.

Are we singing from the same hymn sheet as God? This series empowers us to ask ourselves some tough questions. Specifically, it helps us discover if we are seeking God more or less than we have done in the past.