Category Archives: #newcovenantleaders

Blog In Audio: Greetings, Leaders set an example for others in trusting God. To trust God is to trust His love. He cares for us and nothing can ever separate us from His love. The kingdom of God is the … Continue reading →

Blog in Audio: Greetings, As leaders, we are called to embrace the seasons of God and to lead others into the new pathways set before us. I believe we are facing another new season in the church. It is easy … Continue reading →

Blog In Audio: Greetings, What does it mean to stand still? I have often heard believer’s state those words in the context of not doing anything and simply trusting God in a situation. Is that what it means to stand … Continue reading →

Blog In Audio: Greetings, As leaders, we serve the body of Christ in becoming a dwelling place of God by His Spirit. The dwelling place of God is not a church building, a religious structure, or any form of ministry. … Continue reading →

Blog In Audio: Greetings, As leaders, we don’t teach people to hear God’s voice; we teach people to recognize God’s voice and respond to Him when He speaks. God doesn’t just give us instructions to obey—He gives us desires that … Continue reading →

Blog In Audio: Greetings, The ministry of leadership is not about the accuracy of words or supernatural gifting. Being a leader is not merely about leadership skills or even the anointing of ministry. It’s about the accuracy of character. I’m … Continue reading →

Blog In Audio: Greetings, As leaders we set an example to others in the character, nature, and way of Christ. Our heavenly Father doesn’t need anything. He is a giver of life! As sons and daughters of God we are … Continue reading →

Blog In Audio: Greetings, As leaders we lead others in reigning in life. Reining in life involves a partnership with God in all things. That partnership is recognizing that we live, move, and have our being in God at all … Continue reading →

Blog In Audio: Greetings, As we come to the close of another year, we face the beginning of a new year. As leaders, we look to each new season with the eyes of leadership. We don’t look forward to seeing … Continue reading →