In this final episode of the semester, Mark encourages leaders to keep the ball in your relational court.

Mark discusses the helpful principle for both business and ministry that to be a good shepherd, you must actually spend time out among your sheep.

Mark completes his miniseries on wisdom discussing what the Scriptures say about the honest fact that though we may genuinely value wisdom, we often avoid correction.

Mark continues this series on wisdom by discussing wisdom's closest companion: Correction.

Mark begins a miniseries about wisdom! In this episode, we'll explore how to get wisdom!

Mark encourages us to lean into the 10 Second Rule in the ordinary, day to day things, which is captured by this quote: "Just do the next thing you're reasonably certain that Jesus wants you to do, and do within the next 10 seconds." - Clare Degraaf

Mark guides us through some thoughts on how to be purposeful with the first 5 minutes after a ministry gathering ends.

In this second episode of a 2 part series on personal time in the Word, Mark addresses this question: "What do you want from your time in the Word?"

Mark discusses the practice of daily devotions in this first episode of a two part series.

Mark offers a vision for how to use your Spring Break in a way that will refresh and renew you for the remainder of the semester.

In this episode, Mark discusses this crucial question: How do we move conversations from any variety of relevant things, to the only essential thing: Jesus?Link to talk mentioned in this episode:How to Talk About Jesus Without Being WEIRD - Shannon Fodale

Mark covers 7 more principles for effective small talk.

Mark passes on some wisdom on how to recover the lost art of small talk.

Mark discusses how the Gospel informs and transforms even the small event of entering a room.

In a follow-up to the first Gospel Gainz episode, Mark now addresses the academic over-workers.

In this very first episode of Gospel Gainz, Mark discusses the relationship between academics and ministry fruitfulness.