The early church shook the Roman world. In a world full of gods, the radical devotion of this new movement caused the most powerful empire in the world to go nuclear. Why? What made these Christians stand out in their world? How can we stand out in ours?

Sources: Larry Hurtado, "Destroyer Of The Gods" and David K Bernard "Commentary on Romans"

In this episode Adam talks about the role and responsibilities of student ministry in the face of cultural change.

How much does technology actually impact our behaviours and values? In this first episode of season 3, Adam deals with our compulsion to over-market and over-produce our own lives.

Sources:

Sherry Turkle "Alone Together"

NY Post, NY Times

Jesse Rice "The Church of Facebook"

In the final episode of this season on leadership and personal growth Adam discusses how to get things done.

Sources: The Effective Executive, Eisenhower Decision Matrix, High Performance Habits

Music: It just makes me happy by Dj Quads

In this episode Adam focuses on the nuts and bolts of creating clarity in your life.

Resource Links:

https://www.tablegroup.com/products-and-tools/

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1gyQCERPAojwSc-mVDd1x8UTnqG3liiia?usp=sharing

Sources:

The Advantage - Patrick Lencioni

The 4 Disciplines of Execution - Stephen Covey

High Performance Habits - Brendon Burchard

Music: It just makes me happy by Dj Quads

Why your spiritual connection to Jesus is the most important element of your leadership development

Sources:

Spiritual Disciplines - Dr Robin Johnston

Music: It just makes me happy by Dj Quads

Your responsibilities VS God's

Sources: My friends: Akil Thompson and Kelvin Shaw

Music: It just makes me happy by Dj Quads

The 2 things that will kill your influence and development in God's Kingdom

Sources:

Shakespear "Julius Caesar"

Leo Tolstoy "How Much Land Does A Man Need"

Episode Music: It just makes me happy by Dj Quads

Discover what you don't need what you think you do to be effective

Resources

New Testament and The People of God NT Wright

The End of Apologetics Penner

Changing yourself is not as hard as you think.