Lead On Podcast

Dr. Iorg explains how to organize your finances so that when difficult times come you can maintain financial security? financial security does not only depend on how much you make but on other factors that you have control over today.

You are never too young or old, experienced or inexperienced, rich or poor, to be immune to the abuse of money, sex, or power. Dr. Iorg challenges his listeners to use money, sex, and power appropriately so that their ministry may be sustained by a...

In these challenging and discouraging times, Dr. Iorg explains how followers can help encourage their pastor and how pastors can navigate the new ministry challenges.

Should everyone in ministry leadership pursue a seminary education? In this episode Dr. Iorg discusses the importance of both informal training and formal training.

Our world is being rocked by a pandemic, social unrest, and political turmoil. In this milieu we must decide what it means to submit to the authority of the Bible and live out its teachings.

Amidst a diversity of opinions, how do you create unity to accomplish the mission of your organization?

Social media can be problematic because of the scope of its reach, permanence, and lack of nuance. How do you respond to misuse as a ministry leader?

In this episode, Dr. Iorg discusses the grief process and the sense of loss that occurs in transition.

How do you respond when change happens to you? Dr. Iorg provides 5 realities that everyone goes through when experiencing change.

How can you lead with perspective? In this episode Dr. Iorg explains how to balance today's needs with the long-term well-being of your ministry or organization.

Dr. Iorg provides seven suggestions to help ministry leaders publicly address difficult subjects.

These days Ministry leaders are finding themselves having to address difficult subjects. Dr. Iorg provides seven guidelines to keep in mind when talking about controversial topics.

Ministry leadership is demanding in normal times but ministry leaders must take even better care of themselves during these difficult times. Dr. Iorg discusses ministry myths which prevent rest and proposes ways for ministry leaders to disengage from...

Dr. Iorg discusses evaluates why people experience anger, and how to recognize and respond to angry people.

In these difficult times Dr. Iorg encourages ministry leaders to speak the truth, stick to what they know, magnify examples of effective multi-ethnic ministry relationships, reach out to leaders from other ethnic groups, and to use their influence to...

Dr. Iorg continues his two-part series and discusses how the pandemic has underscored the importance of pastoral care, stewardship, and electronic communication.

Brian Kennedy, pastor of Mt. Zion Church in Ontario, addresses the current racial and political turmoil and describes how he has fostered a cooperative relationship with law enforcement as a pastor.

Dr. Iorg discusses what we can learn from the pandemic. He evaluates church gatherings, debt, and identifying the essential functions of ministry.

There is a tremendous amount of anxiety in our churches and communities. Dr. Iorg asks Phil Conner, professor of pastoral care and chaplaincy, to address the mental health challenges pastors face during this pandemic as well as in normal times of...

What does it mean to give spiritual direction, guidance, and coaching to those we supervise or lead in ministry? This week, Dr. Iorg addresses these questions and more with the Director of the Arizona Campus, Dr. Dallas Bivins.

Identity is often connected with productivity. However, the pandemic has taken away much of what was considered integral for a pastor's role. In this episode, Dr. Iorg discusses how pastors can develop worth apart from the common tasks of a pastor.

Dr. Iorg identifies how to best accomplish your ministry during and after the COVID-19 quarantine. What can be learned from the social, economic, educational, and religious disruptions and how can ministry leaders thrive by adapting to these changes?

Rather than worrying about what the government is or is not doing, Dr. Iorg encourages ministry leaders to stay focused on their primary responsibilities.

Due to the current pandemic, many churches have developed benevolence ministries. Dr. Iorg evaluates marks of the best benevolence minstires and explains how your church can effectively start one.

Due to the impact of COVID-19 this Easter will be unlike any other. Dr. Iorg challenges us to not waste this season but to let Easter be a day to reaffirm our commitment to the resurrection and our commitment to get the resurrection message to as many...