Lead On Podcast

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

Dr. Iorg provides discusses why leaders should read and provides ways leaders can find more time to read.

How should leaders deal with complaints? Dr. Iorg provides some basic ways leaders can respond to those who criticize them.

Dr. Iorg dispells some the mysths surrounding ministry families. Dr. Iorg draws from his personal experience and explains the unique benefits of being a ministry family.

Leaders must help others understand God's call to ministry leadership. God is calling out new leaders but he gives leaders the responsibility to foster that call.

Dr. Iorg discusses ways that leaders can choose gratitude and how it can benefit leaders.

How do you not only sustain your ministry but also the passion behind it? Dr. Iorg discusses how following Jesus example of relating to people can help sustain your passion for a lifetime of ministry.

Rather than simply complaining about Christmas materialism, Dr. Iorg challenges leaders to capitalize on the Christmas season.

Dr. Iorg evaluates what parents in ministry can do to raise their kids in a healthy way. Dr. Iorg draws from countles conversations with respected ministry parents.

Leaders must be resolute, but leaders also need to be learners. When do you know it is time to change your mind? Dr. Iorg explains how changes in your life's circumstance and other factors can make you change your mind.

Dr. Iorg discusses the difference between church planters and church pastors. Dr. Iorg carefully explains how neither is "better" rather how each role is suited for different types of individuals.

What does it mean to practice discipline and self-control? Dr. Iorg discusses how focusing on difficult areas and building intentional habits can strongly influence your self-control.

Dr. Iorg provides practical ways ministry leaders can increase their own work ethic and the work ethic of their organization.

How can leaders mature, grow, and change throughout their lifetime? Dr. Iorg discusses ways leaders can continue to keep learning no matter how long God lets them lead.

Dr. Iorg emphasizes the importance of formal training and some common objections raised against it.

Dr. Iorg reframes leadership as stewardship to help vitalize leaders and liberate them as they lead in temporary, transitional, and replaceable roles.

Anger is a common problem among leaders. Dr. Iorg discusses what causes anger and how you can use righteous anger for the benefit of your ministry.

Change is part of God's plan to form us into the image of his son. Dr. Iorg discusses four ways leaders can respond to change when it happens to them.

How do you lead when people around you are in conflict? Dr. Iorg explains how to let the peace of Christ guide any situation you may find yourself in.

To be a person of integrity is to be someone who consistently applies biblical principles in character and action. A Christian leader integrates his or her beliefs and actions with Scripture so there is consistency with the Bible.