Biblical faith is not just a private belief or a personal decision—it is knowledge of reality itself, and reality never leaves the marketplace neutral.

Your fiercest customer complaint might be your greatest chance to reveal the abundance of God.

Every seed he plants is an act of faith. Every harvest is an act of grace.

Covocational workers carry the new creation into the old, confronting decay while announcing life, holding the line with faithfulness…

This is why CoVo leadership requires more than willpower, hustle, or inspirational grit. The convocational life demands a fuel source that is stronger than emotional momentum and more durable than human discipline.

As covocational leaders our task is to make the invisible kingdom visible. We take what is hidden in plain sight and bring it into the open

Every leader measures something. We track growth, output, and results, but Kingdom-minded leaders must measure differently

You do not need a bigger stage. You need a deeper yes.

In both business and ministry, there’s a subtle temptation that creeps in once something begins to grow. What started with risk, prayer, sweat, and faith often shifts into a mode of management. Instead of pressing forward in the first principles that birthed the growth, we begin to protect outcomes, maintain structures, and preserve legacies.

How do we encourage one another to step into this path, to embrace “imposter syndrome” not as a disqualification but as a teacher?

In business, growth and scale are not the same thing—and that difference matters when we talk about disciple making…

you’re not just building an organization. You’re building a living, reproducing community anchored in trust, values, and obedience to Jesus

In any organization, communication is either the lifeblood or the bottleneck.

In a world of defensiveness and blame, we get to offer something different.

The phrase “King of Kings” rolls easily off our tongues in worship, but do we really understand its implications for our work and leadership

behind Tyndale stood a lesser-known but absolutely vital partner: Humphrey Monmouth, a wealthy London cloth merchant whose covocational…

Wisdom gives us clarity. Love gives us credibility. Obedience gives us traction.

The invitation is not merely to be freed from slavery but to be restored to worship.

This generation has more tools, access, and global mobility than any before it. But those advantages alone don’t produce fruit. In fact…

The future of global mission will not be built on quick wire transfers or air-dropped strategies. It will be built on men & women trained…