The soul – it embodies our will, emotions and thought process; it forms the core of our inner being that makes us individually unique in our personality. We may sometimes ponder, “Why did ...

From birth, we are on an endless quest of discovering who we are. We absorb the voices of world— of the people and the culture surrounding us— in the process of establishing our identity, ...

We all crave connection, the link that bridges the gap between one person to another. In a world among 7 billion strangers, a familiar voice can remind us that we’re not so alone after all. This is ...

How do you balance mission and relationship as a mentor/disciple-maker? Get some guidance here. Discipleship is relationship, but there is also a mission and goal when you are making disciples. Som...

In marriage, God acts by creating a bond that is not to be broken by people (Genesis 2:23-24). Marriage is a metaphor for Christ and the church – he will never leave us or forsake us (Hebrews 13:5)....

Did you know that both God and Satan have the same goals and agenda for you?  In this series, we will look at the Five-fold agenda of God and Satan. These five areas involve the way we think, the wa...

In every relationship, trust is a crucial part of making the relationship a strong and intimate one. Likewise in our relationship with God, we have the come to a place where we have developed a trust ...

"Why Does God Allow Hurricanes, Earthquakes, and Other Natural Disasters?"  ...

Different cultures have different conceptions of the human heart, what it is and what it does, and the biblical authors are no exception. In this video we'll explore the ancient Hebrew words for "hear...

Real Discipleship takes place in a context of relationship not information. We are so Greek model orientated where we show up, we read books, we listen to lectures that is one way communication and m...

Christians have a new nature in Jesus Christ, yet they still struggle with the old habits of the “old nature.” Does this mean we aren’t really Christians if we struggle? How do we overcome these...

Let's talk about love, Old Testament style! In this video we'll explore the various ways the Hebrew authors used the word "love," and how they depicted God as the ultimate source and goal of all human...

Necessary Endings to Liberate Organizations Where are you thriving and where are you just surviving? Leadership expert and best-selling author, Dr. Henry Cloud, shares that great leaders know the ne...

The Impact of High-Value Teaching As a Master Black Belt for Cintas Corporation, Chris McGill is a teacher and coach at heart. In this video, he talks about the difference between being rigid and fle...

4 principles in dealing with the parents and in-laws   1.)    The principle of honor. This is so important to differentiate the Bible tells children to obey their parents, but it doesn’t tell...

A dominator is a person who is comfortable with sharing his opinion about everything and will often attempt to control all conversations within the group. How can group leaders deal with dominato...

"For I take no pleasure in the death of anyone, declares the Sovereign Lord. Repent and live!" - Ezekiel 18:32How could a loving God command the deaths of entire people groups, including women and ch...

Developing a culture of trust is critical to the health and success of your organization. I want to try to illustrate this and I could spend a lot of time on this, I'm going to try to make this quick....

Confrontation is a very scary experience. Instead of calling it confrontation, let us coin the phrase carefrontation. The idea you merge caring and confronting together. You care front somebody. You s...