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Shedding the Skin of Adulthood

Adria King

What parts of yourself do you miss that you use to be when the worries were less and the adventures were greater?

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10 Hallmarks Of A Leader Of Leaders: Part Two

Some leaders attract followers – others attract leaders. Learn more from Brian Houston through this 2 of 3 part series.
Brian Houston

10 Hallmarks Of A Leader Of Leaders: Part One

Some leaders attract followers – others attract leaders. Learn more from Brian Houston through this 1 of 3 part series.
Brian Houston

10 Characteristics of Great Team Leaders

I would love for you to think about where you have seen these play out in the leaders you have respected the most and how you can apply them to your leadership.
Tyler Reagin

10 Summer Must-Read Books

This summer, take time to relax and recharge with Catalyst’s top 10 books to read and rediscover this summer.

Your Restriction is God’s Opportunity

We're in a new paradigm of how to do ministry altogether.
Jud Wilhite

The Leader’s Most Important Role

What exactly does an organization have to do to get healthy?
Patrick Lencioni

9 things entrepreneurs of character do differently

Recently, I discovered something remarkable that changed the trajectory of my entrepreneurial career.
Neal Samudre

40 Lessons from 40 Years

Abundant Life is the best life. That’s what I want the next 40 years to be.
Tyler Reagin

Hope Heals
Katherine and Jay Wolf

Great Leaders Sleep in Parking Lots

Great leaders don't build platforms to escape from people; they build platforms to serve people.
Jon Acuff

Do You Love Your Church Too Much?

We love the community we have found – the gathering of the Church. But in that place, we can also forget that God is doing big things everywhere. And we can fall into some hidden dangers we never went looking for.
Lisa Whittle

Why Your Church Needs More Leaders

Let’s be very clear: A volunteer pipeline is not the same thing as a pipeline that multiplies leaders. These are two different things. You need both. Currently, most churches have only one.
Mike Breen