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MANY LEADERS suffer from the 3 Cs of addiction: comfort, conformity, and convenience. The lifestyle of an addict is built around an illusion of fulfillment, and 3-C leadership is no different: In comfort there is safety. In conformity there is belonging. In convenience there is effortlessness. But God tells a different story that says, “If you are my leader, you must explore the rest of the alphabet.” Founder of Four Rivers Media and Co-founder of AVAIL Martijn van Tilborgh takes a page out of the great Book of biblical leadership meant to mold the modern-day leader into God’s image.

The unorthodox disciple is a podcast that dives deep into Christianity from a fresh, unconventional perspective. Hosted by someone unafraid to challenge traditions and ask hard questions, this show explores faith, scripture, and spirituality in ways that break free from the mold. Whether you’re a lifelong believer, a skeptic, or somewhere in between, The Unorthodox Disciple invites you to rethink what it means to follow Christ in today’s world. Raw, real, and thought-provoking—this is where faith meets authenticity.

Heartache can feel unbearable, grief unending, and silence from heaven deafening. Yet the Shepherd is closer than you think, offering comfort, rest, and healing in the very place you feel most undone. His voice whispers peace in the chaos and hope in the dark, reminding you that you are never alone. In Jesus Comforts, Jason Twombly invites you on a journey with God’s Word as your daily companion. Through Scripture readings, devotionals, prayers, and reflection questions, this yearlong sojourn helps you rest in Christ’s presence and discover that every valley can become holy ground.

Uncover the gripping religious history of forbidden theology, where questioning orthodox faith meant risking it all. Perfect for an intellectually stimulating commute, this thought-provoking journey explores the intense battle over Christian doctrine. Discover how early church leaders weaponized...

Your students will leave your classroom one day. They will either go to college, military, work or do nothing. Some will get married and have kids right away. Many will live average lives. Some will go on to achieve massive success. Regardless of what you say or do, they will make their own decisions about their lives. They will make mistakes and they will fall at some point. If you have taught them well, they will remember your words of wisdom as they fall.