Catalyst Articles

Like all of God’s people, leaders are called to live in intimate relationship with others.

You know deep down you can’t accomplish everything, but there’s still a part of you, a part run by shame, that thinks you’re one or two apps away from doing it all.

As fellow leaders in the body of Christ, let’s be diligent to rise above the petty fray of comparison.

You won’t ever change anything if you yourself aren’t willing to be changed.

You can move from survival to success—and it all begins in your mind.

The names we speak over ourselves are important. Listen carefully.

Leadership, like golf, is all about knowing your course, and being willing to make slight tweaks along the way to best improve your outcomes.

Criticism hurts. No matter who you are.

If you experience anxiety and depression, I am sharing this part of my story to remind you that there is no shame in having this or any other affliction.

What will speak more of you as a follower of Jesus is not your ability to do something, it will be your ability to do nothing.

Just because you feel called to be or do something does not mean that you should go today.

To lead others well, you must lead yourself well. And to lead yourself well, you must routinely ask yourself hard, heart-checking questions.