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From Dependence to Responsibility Discipleship is not a program to complete; it is a process to be lived. Scripture consistently reveals that God forms His people over time, meeting them where they are while steadily calling them forward. Just as physical maturity unfolds in stages, spiritual maturity does as well. Recognizing these stages helps leaders disciple with wisdom, patience, and love—offering what is most needed now  rather than what seems most pressing. Below is a

Burnout doesn’t arrive overnight—so we shouldn’t expect to escape it overnight either. But there is  a way out. With intention, honesty, and the willingness to let God reshape what’s been stolen, you can move from exhaustion to renewal. These six steps form a simple, hope-filled path for anyone ready to rise from burnout and return to a life of clarity, joy, and purpose. 1. Build Your Team The first step toward healing is admitting you weren’t meant to do this alone. Burnout

Our patterns of attachment—the ways we connect, trust, and respond to others—are often formed early in life. But the beautiful truth of Scripture is that God’s love has the power to reshape even our deepest relational patterns . Each attachment style tells a story of love, fear, and trust—and in every story, God meets us with compassion and healing . Below are four different attachment styles that we see often when we look behind the curtain. Which one best describes your dee

Seeing yourself clearly is not just a leadership skill — it’s a spiritual practice. When you pursue self-awareness, you develop humility, deepen your dependence on God, and gain freedom to lead with confidence and grace.