At eighteen years old, Dubsy was pretty sure he knew where his career would take him, and it didn’t involve ministry or public speaking. He was going to be a PE teacher. In fact, if you’d met him twenty years ago, you would have found someone doing everything...
The Five Shifts · Installment 2 of 5: From information to formation There is a pile of books on my bedside table that has taken on a life of its own. Each one arrived with good intentions. A speaker mentioned something in a talk and it stayed with me. A colleague...
From the outside looking in, Amy Stork had all the facets of a good leader. Working in Christian education and camping ministry, she was passionate about people, driven by purpose and deeply invested in helping others grow. As Assistant Director at Scripture Union...
if you asked Sharon Tomkins to describe coaching in one word, she would have to choose hopeful. When she talks about coaching, she doesn’t begin with techniques or leadership frameworks. She talks about people finding the courage to take one small step forward. For...
Leah sat in her first leadership meeting as General Manager wondering if everyone else could see it too. She was overwhelmed by a mounting sense of pressure and uncertainty, feeling increasingly out of her depth. After more than a decade serving at Youth...
When we think of entering vocational ministry we often focus on building a solid theological foundation. For many leaders this means undertaking a Bible college course and immersing themselves in studying Scripture. Having robust and faithful biblical knowledge is... 
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