Lead On Podcast

Dr. Iorg encourages leaders to view their role as a leader through the lens of stewardship because every leadership role is given by God.

Dr. Iorg applies and expands the lessons of Patrick Lencioni's "The Five Dysfunctions of a Team" to multicultural teams.

Dr. Iorg reflects on the significant of the birth of Christ in Simeon's song.

Dr. Iorg provides practical ways that anyone can implement today, regardless of how old they are or how much they make, to promote greater financial security.

Dr. Iorg shows how leaders can follow the example of Christian leaders without turning them into celebrities.

Dr. Iorg discusses how understanding the tension that exists between movements and instiutions can help leaders direct their ministry organization.

Dr. Iorg discusses checking personal ambition and achieving contentment and provides four ways for leaders to grow and practice contentment.

Dr. Iorg evaluates some of the reasons why churches have stopped giving public invitations and provides several ways leaders can facilitate public response in corporate worship.

Dr. Iorg talks with Dr. Mark Bradley about the importance of maintaining that some sins are worse than others. Dr. Iorg and Dr. Bradley first provide a biblical basis for this claim and then discuss the importance of this theology for ministry leaders.

Dr. Iorg encourages leaders to implement a long-term evangelism training in their churches.

Dr. Iorg discusses the confusion regarding the purpose of corporate worship and encourages worship leaders to think about what it is they seek to accomplish when the congregation gathers.

Dr. Iorg is joined by Dr. Adam Groza to discuss the importance of friendship for ministry leaders. Dr. Groza first dispels some myths surrounding the friendship of David and Jonathan and then uses their friendship as a model for Christian friendship.

Dr. Iorg discusses the growing popularity of Halloween and evaluates five responses ministry leaders can have towards the holiday.

Dr. Iorg explains how destructive habits can be formed by looking for significance and security in places other than Christ.

Dr. Iorg explains how leaders can be more effective by learning how to be better listeners. Listening is a skill and like all skills it can be improved.

In this Episode Dr. Iorg talks with Dr. Philip Hopkins about global Christianity, racism, the church in Armenia, and the importance of maintaing a global perspective for western Christians.

Dr. Iorg provides a few suggestions to help leaders think more creatively and resourcefully about the problems they face.

Dr. Iorg provides some practical suggestions that he implements daily to help leaders be more effective in the work that they do.

In this episode Dr. Iorg discusses modern-day idolatry and how leaders can confront idolatry in their church.

Mental health challenges are prevalent in churches today. Dr. Iorg challenges leaders to be intentionally engaged in caring for the mental health of people in their church.

Dr. Iorg discusses why having a global perspective is important for leaders and offers several ways leaders can maintain a global perspective.

Dr. Iorg is joined by Dr. Kristen Ferguson to discuss how church leaders can educate effectively online and build a healthy online community.

Dr. Iorg discusses what Jesus' challenge to the religious leaders of his day mean for religious leaders right now.

Dr. Iorg discusses the importance of forgiveness for leaders.

Dr. Iorg discusses the importance of Church history for both everyday Christians and church leaders.