Videos

Propaganda discusses why discipleship and disciple making is so important.

Paul Tripp shares how our sin and brokenness helps us empathize.

David Platt discusses why many Christians are deceived.

Paul Tripp discusses how to fit mission into your schedule without causing it to become one more thing on the to-do list.

David Platt shares what it means to follow Christ and the dangers of being safe.

David Platt shares with us how a Word-saturated ministry propagates and sustains a radical lifestyle for the Gospel.

How do you find joy even through the difficult times of ministry?

When you woke up this morning, did you get pumped that you could have an encounter with Christ, that you could meet the Spirit of God to see Him living through you in a supernatural way? Or did you go back to the flesh-and-blood stuff again?

Sometimes there can be confusion about what the Christian life is and isn’t. But really it all boils down to this one question.

What does it mean to be healthy across an entire spiritual organization? And, how do you build such an organization? Dr. Malcolm Webber addresses these questions in his presentation at the 2015 Hope International Leadership Summit. The bottom line: Any organization is only as healthy as its people so we must nurture a culture that serves that purpose.

Jesus has given Himself to you, and He’s called you to know Him. In a manner of speaking, this is all He’s called you to do: to look at Him, to hear Him, to touch Him, to know Him. Everything else – every part of the Christian life and holiness and compassion for the world and vision and ministry work – everything else comes out of this. Everything else comes from Him. This is the core reality of the Christian life and of Christian ministry. And this is the meaning of staff development in a Christian organization.

It was a crucial moment when Jesus appointed the Twelve. He left no instructions in writing and when he ascended to heaven He put the mission He gave His life to initiate into their hands. They were to be the Church’s first leaders. Their selection was so important that Jesus spent the whole night in prayer before appointing them.