Randy Hunter talks about diagnosing your communication style ("Turtle" or "Hail Storm") and embracing incompatibility, which will help you be a spiritual leader and improve mutual satisfaction in God's design for marriage.

Nate Paul tackles men's struggle balancing work, family, and faith, revealing how achievements and significance chase leaves us empty—while finding your true identity in Christ brings peace and proper priorities.

Dan Krause discusses how to maintain spiritual strength when God seems silent, ensuring your walk with the Lord is helpful during life’s most unexpected sorrows.

Jonathan Bower tackles the "Church 3.0" crisis. Learn the two dangerous cultural ditches and the three essential, counter-intuitive shifts needed to revitalize Lutheran worship.

Jeremiah Wallander talks about the necessity of allowing young people to fail and providing non-judgmental support which will help you respond to issues like self-harm or pornography addiction with grace and mentorship.

Greg Lion talks about learning Dr. Mark Yarhouse’s three ways of seeing identity, which will help you understand someone's view and share God’s Law and Gospel properly.

Tony Beyer and Aaron Kristopeit share how focusing on relationships leads to organic events, which will help your church avoid program fatigue and allow lay leaders and called workers to partner effectively.

Kevin Festerling talks about applying the four A's—acceptance, affirmation, accountability, and authority—in male friendships, inspired by David and Jonathan, which will help you build enduring, selfless, and honest brotherhoods, model for your children, and find strength in God.