Leading without emotional health is a lose-lose situation. It's not good for you or for the people that you're leading. In today's episode, we discuss some practical tips on how to live and lead in ways that honor Jesus.

Life is full of valuable lessons. In today's episode, we each discuss three lessons that we've learned in our years of ministry leadership. 

No matter what field of work you're in, you're going to encounter conflict. Pastor Brian Noble, CEO of Peacemaker Ministries in Spokane Valley, WA sits down with us and talks about how to handle conflict in a way that honors Christ. 

Ministry can be hard. Sticking it out for the long haul can be even harder. On today's episode, we sit down with Pastor Mike Rima from Lake City Church in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho to discuss longevity in ministry, how avoid burnout, and how to be obedient to God, whether He's asking you to stay somewhere or commissioning you to go. 

It's always been vital to pass down our faith and our love for Jesus to the next generation. Today, it's more important than ever. In this episode, we are joined by Pastor Shalom Bogford from Sun City Church in Spokane Valley, WA. We discuss why it's so important to invest in the next generation and what we can do as the Church to bridge generational gaps. 

So often in church, worship is seen as music. While this is true, worship is so much more; it's a lifestyle. In today's episode, we talk about how worship is reflected in our singing, our living, and in our giving. 

Leadership can be hard. There is a lot of content out there about how to lead, but part of leading well is learning how to follow well. On this episode, we talk about qualities of good leadership, bad leadership, and how to follow and honor both. 

How do we as followers of Jesus navigate our faith in a society that doesn't always honor God? In this episode, we discuss that tension. Ultimately, we as Christ followers must speak the truth in love, deny ourselves, and stand firm on the foundation of God and His Word.