Leadership Lessons with Dr. Todd Gray

A treat for pastors - senior pastor Nick Sandefur shares advice when it comes to hiring staff, how long a sermon should be, how to avoid setting off what he calls his 'awkward meter', ways to stay refreshed, and much more.

KBC Missions Mobilization Team leader Doug Williams shares his desire for every church to be active in spreading the Gospel locally and internationally, and explains how recent vision tours are helping to connect pastors in partnerships including Kenya and Chile.

Lifeway worship director Kirk Kirkland outlines non-negotiables when it comes to worship, the common challenges that many worship leaders face and how to avoid them, and practical techniques you can start using this Sunday.

Pastor and Clear Creek professor Josh Smith shares practical steps for improving your preaching.

Pastor Todd Meadows outlines practical reasons for why your church should consider a pastoral sabbatical.

There are many ways to share the Gospel with the world. In this episode, pastor Coy Merry helps define digital evangelism, and provides practical steps your church can start using today.

Louisville pastor and professor George Martin describes the power and influence of personal letter writing, and discusses his most recent book - Understanding Your New Life in Jesus Christ.

In this episode, pastor Kenny Rager outlines practical ways to commit to lifelong learning, and highlights how he has been able to turn the information he learns into gospel conversations.

Todd Gray outlines the heart and vision behind Mission:Dignity with Chad Vandiver and Kelley Werner. Learn about who this ministry helps and how you can help connect GuideStone with a Mission:Dignity recipient.

In this episode, Matt and Katherine Morse with LifePoint Church describe how parents can disciple their children at home.

In this episode, pastor Hank Garner outlines how to steward, budget, and be transparent with the finances of your church.

In this episode, pastor and Kentucky Veteran Services executive director Silas Session provides his perspective on mental health, suicide prevention, and crisis care in a ministry setting.

Author Phil Newton outlines the role elders have carried out in the Baptist church throughout history.

Bible teacher, ministry wife, and podcast host Amy Petersen shares how she manages boundaries, how to approach moments of self-condemnation and self-consciousness in a healthy way, and shares the joys and challenges that come with being a pastor's wife.

Created to end a bloody feud in Eastern Kentucky, Oneida Bible Institute continues to provide Christian education for local and international students. In this episode, the school's president, Dr. Larry Gritton, describes what it means to lead a legacy organization.

Blake Sapp with Dripping Spring Baptist Church explains why student ministry still matters and how you can make it effective at your church.

Pastor Robert Muncy with Gano Baptist Church gives advice on what to do when God moves you from one assignment to another.

Bryan Proctor with Orphan Care Alliance explains how orphan care is a Gospel issue, and how Kentucky Baptists can support this ministry.

In this episode, pastor Greg Mathis with Trenton Baptist Church provides insight on how churches in rural areas can thrive.

In this episode, pastor Allen Bonnell shares how to lead a church through difficult seasons. Some sections of this edited episode have been omitted due to technical difficulties. We apologize for the inconvenience.