Author: Dr Kevin Hall
When life leaves you bleeding and unseen, faith doesn’t have to be perfect—it just has to reach. Her story reminds us that Jesus still stops for the ones the crowd overlooks. Scripture in Focus — Mark 5:25-34 The streets were crowded that day, packed tight with people pressing in on every side. Somewhere in the noise and motion was a woman who had forgotten what it felt like to be touched. Twelve years of bleeding. Twelve years of whispers. Twelve years of being called unclean. In her world, that word meant exile. No hugs. No temple. No community. Even her…
A Pastoral Training Guide on Biblical Leadership Compiled & Taught by Dr. Kevin Hall The Way Bible Ministries | www.theWay-Bible.com“Walking in Truth. Living by Grace.” Paul knew that the credibility of the gospel depended on the integrity of its leaders. In societies where power, wealth, and pleasure were idolized, Paul’s vision of humble, servant-hearted leadership was revolutionary. These qualifications ensured that the church’s influence would rest on character before charisma. We will examine Paul’s leadership philosophy set forth in the Books of Titus and 1 Timothy.
Spiritual leadership is intentionally cultivated in the school of life under the tutelage of the Holy Spirit. It is God who prepares this kind of leader. Graduates of this school of leadership become better versions of themselves. When leaders walk in submission and love for God, they model Jesus’ character (Mk. 1:37-8; Jn. 5:19-20,30). Before making his decisions, Jesus spent time in prayer (Lk. 6:12-13; Jn. 17:6-7). He understood “it was his Father’s activity and not his own that was the impetus behind any breakthrough…”[1] His entire life was spent pursuing the will of his Father (Jn. 5:30). Spiritual leaders should seek…
Saturday, August 16, 2025 Pivoting Towards Leadership Plurality Leadership challenges related to growth and maturity amongst God’s people are not a novel concept. As far back as 13th to 14th BCE, Moses (prophet and leader of the Israelites) concluded, on the advice of his father-in-law (Jethro), that the most effective way of leading his people was through a plurality of leadership. The book of Exodus provides the context of their exchange: But Moses’ father-in-law said to him, “What you are doing is not good. Surely you and these people with you will wear yourselves out because the task is too heavy for…