A home must be a place of hope.

In this episode I discuss how we can create hopeful home and raise hopeful children.

In this episode we discuss the biblical boundaries of ministry responsibility, explaining the difference between carrying another person’s crushing burdens and assuming responsibilities that God has assigned to them alone.

We explore how pastors are called to faithfully preach, pray, shepherd, and equip the church while recognizing that every believer must ultimately answer to God for his or her own decisions.

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In this episode we discuss 8 principles for handling offense between two people:

Choose to Overlook the Offense

Proverbs 19:11

Humility Opens the Door to Reconciliation

James 4:6; Proverbs 13:10

Resolve Conflict Quickly

Ephesians 4:26

Forgiven People Forgive

Matthew 6:14; Luke 6:37–38

Unforgiveness Has Serious Consequences

Matthew 6:15; Matthew 18:23–35

The Offender Must Go To His Brother

Matthew 5:23–25

The Offended Must Go Too

Matthew 18:15

Restoration Is the Goal

Galatians 6:1

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Every preacher is a swordsman.

Handling the word of God well is vital for winning private battles and ministering publicly to God’s people.

In this episode, I discussed the importance of a minister properly handling the Word of God.

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Each of us has a role in the Kingdom of God. How do we discover what that role is?

In this episode I teach the three witnesses that confirm the believer’s role in the Kingdom:

Our Kingdom role is:

1. Found in prayer

2. Affirmed by spiritual authority

3. Visibly confirmed through gifting

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Growth naturally creates complexity, but complexity is not always progress. In this episode, I introduce the “Simplify to Multiply” framework, a practical five-step process for evaluating ministry and organizational systems.

1. ​ Unsettled- FOMO, FOBO, AI Counselors

An encouragement of a full and ongoing reevaluation of emerging technologies like social media.

156. Go Where the Breakthrough Is Waiting

155. More Information, Less Understanding