Catalyst Articles

It’s often our misunderstanding of perfection that leads us to blur the line between perfection and excellence.

When you partake of the holy sacrament, you are biting into this reality that God alone will sustain you.

At some point, your life and God’s call will meet. When these moments take place, they are opportunities to make yourself AVAILABLE to God.

How are we supposed to be a positive influence under horrible circumstances when the last thing we want is all eyes on us when in-the-midst of our trials and vulnerability? 

I know what it’s like to say, “It’s not supposed to be this way.” And I feel compelled to tell you three truths you must hear.

Be encouraged, God wants to restore energy and passion to the areas that have been drained by worry.  

Your life is a story, the real question that we should wrestle with is: what kind of story do I want to tell with my life and leadership?

If we were to examine the life of Jesus to see how he stewarded His influence, we would see a life of service stemming from an assurance of security in His Father.

Where will your church be in ten years if you do not reach Millennials today?

An important point to remember here is that the point of establishing a new practice or ritual in your life is not to start something for ritual’s sake, but to add a benefit or an improvement to your life.

As leaders, it’s easy to overlook or even discredit the need to recharge. I want to suggest designating time to recharge will help you identify new possibilities that you would have missed if you had never done so.

Your greatest leadership offering is your own soul’s process of becoming more like Jesus.