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7 Questions Every Leader Should Ask

Pastor Michael Dennis reflects on his own leadership to present, 7 Questions Every Leader Should Ask. Brought to you by North Village Church.

9 Biblical Anchors of Truth For Pain

Culture

God’s Word doesn’t ignore pain and hurt. Our passage in Matthew acknowledges sexual immorality with Rahab, sexual incest with Tamar, betrayal of Uriah, abuse of power with Bathsheba, and those are just to name a few. But how do we respond to Jesus’ rule and authority in our life when pain and hurt is involved?

Just in the last few years Austin has walked through a global pandemic, snow-pocalypse, increase in homelessness, increase in crime, instability with political leaders, safety for our children and that doesn’t even get into personal areas of life where there is mental health, physical health, career transitions and parenting challenges.

Communal Prayer

Culture

Communal Prayer This spring we had a handful of men and women meeting in groups of 2 to pray together. Every week or every other week these people would schedule a time to meet, often in person but sometimes over the phone to pray together. They didn't spend a lot...

Lesson on Prayer

Culture

Looking for a lesson on Prayer? In this article we are thinking about why and how we should increase in prayer. Includes resources.

How To Lead When You Don’t Have Answers

Leadership

Leading at a time when you are uncertain is challenging. Pastor Michael Dennis looks at how to lead when you don’t have answers.

10 Essentials of Discipleship

Leadership

I have had the pleasure of being able to come alongside others and help them grow in their faith in Jesus since I was 19-years old. I basically came to faith in Jesus and by God’s grace, He placed men and women in my life would cast a vision of how I could spiritually invest in other people.

Some people call this process discipleship, some people call it mentoring, some people call it being a friend but I simply call it “One follower of Jesus encouraging, equipping, and enriching another person (not necessarily a believer) in their attempt to reach their full potential in Christ.”