Wellness

Dr. Kara Powell and Jason Daye explore an approach to local church ministry that is not just another method but a dynamic framework adaptable to the unique context and calling of your church.

This article delves into the foundational concepts of NICC, such as the differentiation between the Core Self and the Constructed Self and the role of Internal Working Models (IWMs) in shaping our perceptions and interactions.

Irwyn Ince Jr. and Jason Daye look at ways to overcome hope fatigue. Irwyn shares some biblical truths and practices that can help us enter into God's rest, anchor our hope in Jesus, and experience true joy.

Are you burning out, pastor? Here are some important lessons about burnout that God has been showing me, along with insights drawn from Elijah’s story.

Glenn Packiam and Jason Daye assess the subversion of Christianity by cultural and personal agendas and how that impacts our witness. Glenn then highlights the mystery and beauty of God as an invitation to experience and extend the peace, love, and joy of Jesus to an uncertain world.

In this week's conversation on FrontStage BackStage, host Jason Daye is joined by Dr. Michelle Keener. Michelle is a professor of Christianity at Houston Christian University, and her most recent book is titled "Comfort in the Ashes."

At the heart of BrainSync is the concept of limbic resonance, which refers to the emotional synchronization that occurs between individuals. This process, facilitated by the brain’s limbic system, allows people to “feel felt” and understand each other on a profound, non-verbal level.

Is self-care at the bottom of your to-do list? The truth is, if you want to live out God’s calling, you need to be at your best so that you have the mental, emotional, and physical energy to do your best.