Rashawn Copeland: The Power of a Single Post
It dazzles me to think how God truly uses the unlikely to do the unimaginable, just like Rashawn Copeland and the power of a single post.
Tag: interviews
Shann Ray Ferch: The Reconciling Power of Servant LeadershipPart 1
Shann Ray's journey from professional basketball player to poet and professor of leadership and forgiveness studies, exploring servant leadership reconciliation.
Shann Ray Ferch: The Path to ReconciliationPart 2
In a beloved relationship, the one who has done harm must come to listen and be ready to ask for mercy and commit to change in order to restore the dignity of the other group or person, a key aspect of restoring dignity through reconciliation.
Uzuhan: Staying Curious and Inspiring the Next Generation
Uzuhan is using his hip-hop platform to create content that inspires the next generation with his faith.
Kiana Clay: Overcoming the Obstacles Life Throws at You
After losing her arm, Kiana Clay truly became a believer, overcoming the obstacles life threw at her.
Alena Pitts: Bringing Faith Journey Hope
"I didn't know that people would experience hope in a new way through my story. But that just makes me all the more passionate about my Alena Pitts faith journey and what I do."
Chaz Smith: Putting Gods Joy on Display
I want to honor God with my life and represent him well, so I try to be as authentic and vulnerable as I feel led to on social media with the followers that hes allowed me to have, says Chaz Smith about putting God's joy on display.
David Platt: Reproducing Churches, Transcendent CommunityPart 1
Unless were going to disobey Jesus, we must prioritize making disciples and multiplying reproducing churches.
David Platt: Living a Life That CountsPart 2
David Platt discusses the importance of church planting and how to live a life that truly counts.
Eric Geiger: Making the Most of the MomentPart 1 on Church Leadership
In this interview, Eric Geiger discusses the challenges and beauty of leading a diverse church in today's climate. "Christianity has become more tribal. Its challenging to shepherd people from so many different viewpoints, but its also beautiful."