Lead On Podcast

Dr. Iorg encourages leaders to maintain perspective and to focus their intellectual, relational, and emotional resources on what really matters.

How can leaders maintain healthy emotional, spiritual, and relationally throughout all of the demands of leadership? Dr. Iorg discusses what it means to have thick skin and a tender heart.

Dr. Iorg is joined by Richard Johnstone, Associate Professor of Leadership Formation, to talk about the importance of margin for ministry leaders.

Dr. Iorg discusses the responsibility leaders have to reach more young men with the gospel and provide them with healthy models of Christian manhood.

Dr. Iorg discusses how leaders should respond to the recent controversy surrounding Roe v. Wade.

In this podcast Dr. Iorg is joined by Dr. J.T. Reed to discuss the importance of ministering to those who are sick. Dr. JT Reed, who has himself been recently diagnosed with a terminal cancer, discusses his perspective as a pastor who has frequently ministered to the sick, and now as someone who has been on the receiving end of that ministry.

In this second part of this two part podcast on ministry courage, Dr. Iorg discusses what ministry leaders can do to become more courageous.

Dr. Iorg discusses the kind of courage that leaders need to have in today's world.

Dr. Iorg offers some devotional reflections on Easter and how leaders should engage with the holiday.

Dr. Iorg discusses how we can recognize where God is at work among us today.

Dr. Iorg discusses the role and limits of the pastor as counselor. He encourages pastors to seek out a reliable network of local, gospel-centered counselors who are better trained for the task.

Dr. Iorg discusses the importance of various types of relationships for your spiritual and emotional health.

Dr. Iorg goes beyond simple time-management tools and addresses the root causes that lead to overwork, overcommitment, and inefficient use of time.

Dr. Iorg offers simple practices leaders can implement to improve their Bible reading and prayer time.

Where do future leaders come from? Dr. Iorg discusses how to bring people from new converts to new leaders in your church.

How can ministry leaders better connect with unchurched people? Dr. Iorg discusses how leaders can intentionally engage with unbelievers in order to spread the gospel.

Dr. Iorg challenges leaders to create a culture of evangelism within their church.

Dr. Iorg discusses how different generations are asking different questions about the gospel.

What is a sacrifice? Should we challenge others to sacrifice for the gospel? Jesus modeled self-emptying sacrifice and challenges us to do the same. Dr. Iorg discusses the nature of sacrifice and challenges leaders to follow in the example of Christ.

Leaders should have strong convictions, but leaders must also be willing to change their mind. Dr. Iorg evaluates why it is so difficult for leaders to admit they were wrong and when leaders should be willing to change their mind.

Dr. Iorg challenges leaders to take risks and to prepare themselves for failure.

Dr. Iorg helps leaders better plan for the future by evaluating the trajectories of their organization and community.

Dr. Iorg discusses the importance of self-care for sustained and effective ministry leadership.

Dr. Iorg encourages leaders to preserve positive memories of God's past faithfulness.

Dr. Iorg discusses why leaders should read and how they can find more time to do so.