In this episode, Mark Wilson discusses seven ways to move from ideas and intentions to actually getting something accomplished.

In this episode, Mark Wilson explores the tensions associated with ministry transition and provides some questions to ask yourself if you are pondering whether or not it is time for you to leave.

This episode concludes the "Preach to Reach" series in the Purple Fish Podcast by examining the tone of sermons in thriving churches. Do pastors in thriving churches water down their sermons to tickle itching ears or do they take another approach?  It also investigates the way these sermons conclude with a call to do something -- a beginning.  As Charles Finney declared, "Preach for a verdict!"

In this brief episode of the Purple Fish Podcast, Mark Wilson continues unpacking his homiletic research by discussing how preachers in thriving congregations engage with the text and proclaim biblical Truth.

In this episode of the Purple Fish Podcast, Mark Wilson continues to unpack his research into the preaching practices of thriving congregations by investigating how preachers can connect and draw meaning from the pain/struggle of their listeners.

In this episode, Mark Wilson shares insights gained from his research into preaching practices of thriving churches regarding the preacher's believability and authority.

In this episode, Mark Wilson summarizes his research into the preaching practices of thriving congregations and lists seven common factors he discovered.

In this episode, Mark Wilson reminds us that conversion usually happens through a process and provides helpful insight for guiding seekers towards faith in their spiritual journey.

This episode is a profound conversation between our host Mark Wilson, and Dr. Bill Ury, who serves as the Salvation Army's Ambassador for Holiness regarding the rich relationship between holiness and evangelism. 

In this episode, Mark Wilson and Lenny Luchetti, Lead Pastor of Woodland Church, a thriving congregation in Battle Creek, MI, discuss how pastors can stoke the fire of evangelism in their own hearts, in their people, and in their preaching.