In many Christian organizations, subtle tension arises when managers — often individuals with a strong background in business administration — take the helm of spiritually driven initiatives. They are faithful, competent, and well-organized, but may lack the spiritual mandate to guide what is ultimately a supernatural mission. The result is clear: when managers lead Christian organizations, govern...  Read More

Many young ministries copy the behavior and content of pioneers. While it is inspiring to learn from spiritual fathers and mothers, God’s intention is not for us to merely imitate them. He calls us to walk in our unique identity and anointing. In this article, I will discuss three biblical principles that help transition from being a parrot—one who merely repeats what they hear—to an eagle, soarin...  Read More

Nowadays, many people wonder whether certain politicians truly hold power, or if others are pulling the strings in the background. And I am not referring to the influence of lobby groups, but rather the suspicion that real power lies elsewhere. Have you ever considered whether this also happens on a smaller scale within a church? Have you ever been in a situation where you were speaking to someone...  Read More

In many churches and ministries, leadership traditionally emphasizes pastors, teachers, and evangelists. While these roles are essential for the growth and health of the congregation, it is time to acknowledge that they do not possess the full blueprint to lead a movement. The restoration of apostolic and prophetic leadership is necessary, not only to care for the flock but also to bring breakthro...  Read More

Dare.It’s a word we often associate with bravery, with grand deeds, or with facing fear. But when Paul writes about daring in 2 Corinthians 11:20-21, he does so with an almost ironic undertone:“Whatever anyone else dares to boast about—I am speaking as a fool—I also dare to boast about.”What does he mean here?Daring means showing courage, having confidence, or taking a bold step. Here, Paul dares ...  Read More

On Religion in Ministry I once had the privilege of speaking at a church where I had been regularly leading services with great joy for many years. It was a dynamic and innovative congregation, where the power of the Spirit was visibly at work through His gifts. I was looking forward to concluding the sermon once again with an invitation to ‘come forward’ for prayer, so that people could be served by God’s tangible and transformative Presence...  Read More

In today’s world, where spirituality and leadership are once again visibly intersecting, the concept of spiritual entrepreneurship is becoming increasingly important. Spiritual entrepreneurship is not merely about achieving success or generating profit; it is about initiating and applying tangible inner inspiration, guided by a deep relationship with Jesus Christ. In this article, I want to highli...  Read More