People are looking to churches for answers right now. How can pastors make sure they're equipped to address their fear? Jay and Katherine Wolf join us to talk about the best way to address the anxieties of our age with wisdom, compassion and courage.

What are the secrets to being a great leader? Today, on a very special episode of Called, we talk with some the world's most respected leaders to find out. Listen now to hear Christine Caine, Tyler Reagin, Max Lucado and Margaret Feinberg share the best leadership advice they have ever received.

On this week's episode, we host a roundtable of pastors to discuss how churches should respond to the Coronavirus outbreak. We help answer questions like what it means for local gatherings, how churches can serve their communities and how church leaders can comfort those in fear.

Boz Tchividjian is the grandson of famed evangelist Billy Graham and has made it his mission to fight sexual abuse in ministries. A former prosecutor, Tchividjian is the founder of the organization GRACE, Godly Response to Abuse in the Christian Environment. Recently Tchividjian spoke with us about GRACE and how churches can do a better job at protecting victims and fighting abuse.

On this special episode of Called, we discuss the future of worship in the church from two perspectives—those of pastors and those of worship leaders. Mars Hill Bible Church Formation & Preaching Pastor Ashlee Eiland joins our panel to discuss creating diverse worship experiences, and Bethel Music's Dante Bowe and Kristene DiMarco also open up about the theology of worship, how worship is changing and where it is going.

This week on Called, church planter, activist and author Eugene Cho joins us as we discuss how churches can better embrace innovation, the power of thinking outside of the box and the dangers of making innovation into an idol.

After Rob Hoskins visited the nation of Swaziland to observe ministry efforts, he had a revelation that would change his approach to outreach forever. Today on Called, OneHope President Rob Hoskins opens up about the organization's mission and how outcome-based ministry can change your church. OneHope has also created a practical guide to help you understand and get started in this unique five-step ministry design process. To download the free guide to outcome-based ministry visit onehope.net/called.

On today's episode of Called, we are joined by Zoe Church's co-lead pastor Julia Veach to talk about spiritual disciplines and how this musty-sounding term can be reunderstood and revitalized to transform modern churches. Also, author John Eldrege joins us to explain how spiritual discipline doesn't have to be a series of obligations or chores. In fact, most Christians are hungry for the way of life spiritual discipline can bring, and pastors who are equipped to lead their churches toward that life will remarkably change.

Stats show that 43% of Christians come to faith before the age of 12 and 28% of Christians were led to Christ by a children's ministry leader. They also show that one of the best ways to attract new adults to a church is by making their kids want to come. This week, we're joined by Beth Cunningham, who oversees children's ministry at Alabama's Church of the Highlands, one of the largest churches in America. She explains why they've been so successful and what churches and leaders need to know about the new kind of Sunday School.

On the season 2 premiere of Called, author, speaker and teacher Rebekah Lyons joins us to talk about how leaders can avoid burnout, creating margin and why its so important for pastors to be mindful of mental health. Each week, Called tackles the issues that church leaders deal with every day, providing practical advice and insight from the world's most influential pastors, thinkers and innovators.