What does it mean to be a man? In today’s US culture, manhood is in question. Can men today learn to walk in manhood as God designed it?

Prayer is simply talking with God. In the Bible, we read of God’s leaders praying to Him through many different circumstances. Even Jesus prayed to God the Father. Prayer for the leader is a lifeline—the single most important means we have to connect directly to God at any time and for any reason.

At the end of the Old Testament, we find 12 short books which contain a series of uncomfortable warnings for God’s people. Through these teachings, God is reminding leaders of His commands, His consequences for wrongs, and His high standards. Each of these prophets of God is given a warning to convey, which we can readily apply to our lives and leadership today.

The New Testament book of Acts records the early days of the Christian faith. As Jesus goes back to heaven, His disciples step out from His shadow to lead on their own. From a few dozen they quickly grow to thousands. In this book we see pivotal moments in the lives of these leaders as they navigate success, struggle, deception, opposition and deliverance.

What does it mean in our time and culture to “take a stand” or to “be strong”, in a spiritual, personal and professional sense? Walk through this New Testament letter to find important leadership lessons you can employ in life and work.

The greatest leader of all—Jesus Christ—used a simple device to teach profound truths. Journey with us through the parables, short stories that each hold a meaningful lesson for leaders. Jesus used these fictional narratives to expose real-life principles that we can use every day.

In this series of interviews with fathers and their sons, we unpack how dads influence and mentor from generation to generation.

The beginning of the world sets our foundation for leadership. In Genesis we read the epic story of how we started. From ancient days to today, these timeless principles will fill you with a new perspective on your role and responsibility.

Join us as we look at eight mighty kings—crowned leaders who will jump from the pages of history to teach us leadership lessons we can learn and apply today. This game of thrones is one you can learn to play and win!

Who has poured their life experience into yours, and how are you passing on your wisdom to others? Biblical mentoring can exponentially enhance your work, your marriage, your family, your friendships!

Learn leadership principles for risk management from the Apostle Paul through the book of 2 Timothy.

The Apostle Paul instructs protege Timothy in powerful and practical leadership principles through the letter 1 Timothy.

In this classic series of talks from 1 Thessalonians 4, Chris White Sr explains what it means to be set apart by God, and to live in holiness and purity as a leader.

Whether dating or married, these instructions from Solomon will help you lead in your most important relationship.

Talks based on our Leadership Circle periodical, covering topics relevant to current organizational leadership.

How do you move forward following a tumultuous period or transition?

Practical chapters on leadership from the Proverbs of King Solomon.

The Lord’s Prayer contains powerful and practical instruction on communication with God, which also contributes to our leadership in life and relationships.

An in-depth look at how to develop Christian character, through the lens of some of the Bible’s most prominent figures.

Journey through Paul’s letter to the Philippians to unpack powerful and practical standards for today’s leader.

The book of James contains powerful instruction on living out faith in practical ways for your marriage, family and business.

Practical experience in leading from an Old Testament leader who was more than what he seemed.

Powerful and practical lessons on what it means to be a man from Job, Solomon and David. 

Extracting meaningful lessons in manhood from the teaching of Jesus from the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew’s gospel.

This book is history and not a fairy tale. Know and believe in the vastness of God’s love for this world. Even in the darkest moment, God has His leader the middle of it.

A powerful series of lessons in leadership is revealed as specific instruction is given to seven churches in the book of Revelation.

What life did God have in mind for men when He gave The Ten Commandments? Unpack these pillars of the law that are ultimately for our good.

Ecclesiastes provides a distinct and successful philosophy of living life that is often the opposite of what the marketplace, the media, the world tell us is important.

The hallmark of the man who God uses is “faithfulness.” Are you that man? Titus is a “go-to guy” for faithfulness.

A man, a women, a family. The book of Ruth is a fascinating lesson in what it means to do the right thing.

Malachi, the last prophet from the Old Testament, brings a “weighty” challenge to God’s people then and now as God closes his word for 400 years.

A true test of leadership is whether it produces adaptive and useful change. Nehemiah’s guiding principles model effective leadership.

Jude’s first requisite of leadership is that our souls are centered on knowing that we are loved and called by God the Father. We are kept for Jesus Christ.

A world view is the way we look at the world and our place in it. Many people put themselves at the center of this view. A relationship with Jesus enables us to see the real world for what it really is.

The book of Hebrews is a focused look on the risk we take in the belief in Jesus, and ultimately, in God as exemplified by others with faith.

Being a leader means taking risk, setting goals, moving with determination and developing others… all principles found in the book of James.