Ministry Matters That Matter

In this episode of "Ministry Matters That Matter," hosted by Dr. Kirk Brothers from Panama City Panama, with a focus on leadership in ministry. Dr. Brothers, alongside his co-teacher and translator Rafael Paguaga, delves into the essentials of biblical leadership during a course at the Bible School of the Americas. The episode features panel discussions with the professors of the school, where each shares their personal backgrounds and ministry experiences, enriching the dialogue on leadership challenges and practices across different regions. Notably, discussions extend to the political landscapes of Panama and Honduras, highlighting the intertwined challenges of leadership in both political and spiritual spheres. This educational and reflective session aims to equip future ministers with insights and skills for effective leadership in their respective fields.

Dr. Kirk Brothers discusses navigating between literal and metaphorical storms during a trip on Highway 72 towards Texas and Oklahoma for a fundraising event. He decides to leave early to avoid severe weather, using this scenario to highlight the broader theme of preparation in ministry. Dr. Brothers recalls a past event where a storm physically damaged a building during his youth ministry, serving as a stark reminder of the unpredictability in ministry work. He stresses the importance of thorough preparation, criticizing the tendency among some ministers to hastily enter the field without sufficient training. By drawing parallels between inadequate preparation and ineffective work, he underscores the need for continuous learning and adaptability. Dr. Brothers advocates for understanding cultural and generational differences within the community, suggesting that being well-prepared and adaptable can help ministers navigate and mitigate the impacts of both literal and figurative storms in their work.

Interview with David Shannon Part 2

In this episode of "Ministry Matters That Matter: Interview Part 1," Dr. Kirk Brothers hosts a two-part video interview podcast featuring his long-time friend David Shannon. This reunion takes place at the Challenge Youth Conference in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, highlighting their enduring friendship and mutual journey through various youth camps and church workshops. Throughout this first installment, Shannon opens up about his family life, sharing his excitement about the upcoming birth of his child and reminiscing about the shared experiences that have solidified his bond with Brothers. Shannon offers insights into his preaching career, emphasizing the significance of delivering sermons with equal passion, regardless of the congregation's size. He reflects on the importance of each individual in the audience and the potential impact of the Gospel. Additionally, Shannon discusses the necessity of prioritizing sermon preparation amid a minister's busy schedule, sharing practical strategies for managing time effectively and maintaining the quality of sermons. He also delves into his preference for preaching in short series, outlining his approach to planning and resource gathering to keep his messages fresh and engaging. Through this engaging conversation, Shannon's deep respect for his ministry and the people he serves shines through, offering a glimpse into the dedication and thoughtfulness that characterizes his approach to preaching and pastoral care.

In an engaging chat hosted by Dr. Kirk Brothers at CYC 2024, Matt Heupel shared insights from his extensive experience in youth ministry and Christian education. He emphasized the importance of hard work, professionalism, and building strong relationships with families to effectively minister to young people. Matt also highlighted the need for sermons to be relatable and engaging in today's fast-paced world, suggesting the use of thematic preaching to keep the message focused. He stressed the importance of maintaining positive relationships with church elders and being involved in the congregation's life. Additionally, Matt underscored the value of continuous learning and the positive impact of large church events like CYC on showcasing the church's vibrant community. Dr. Brothers and Matt's conversation revealed a deep commitment to fostering a lively and engaging church environment for all ages.

In an interview at the 2024 Challenge Youth Conference in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, Dr. Laws Rushing talks about his life and work. He started learning how to be a preacher when he was really young, going to camps that helped him grow. Dr. Rushing has done a lot of different jobs, like preaching, teaching, and even writing songs. He believes it's really important to always be humble and pray a lot, especially when it comes to preaching and leading others. He says that being a good leader is about serving others and always trying to be better. Dr. Rushing gives advice to young people who want to be leaders, like always telling the truth, having a clear goal, and remembering to take care of their families. He hopes to always be faithful and do his best in everything he does. This interview shares Dr. Rushing's story about how he's learned and grown through his experiences, showing how important it is to keep trying and helping others. We would love for you to sign up for classes to further your Bachelors or Masters degrees. Another option is to audit classes to improve your bible knowledge! To find out more or to apply, go to www.hcu.edu #ThriveInMinistry

In this episode hosted by Dr. Brothers, we get to hear from lots of wise ministers and church leaders. They all came together at the Freed-Hardman lectures to share their best tips for people who help lead churches. Lonnie Jones talks about how important it is to know what you're good at and focus on that. Jeff Jenkins tells preachers to always preach from the Bible and to love the people they're preaching to. Bruce Mclarty shares his experience and reminds everyone that what they're doing is really important and to always look for the good things happening around them. Roy Johnson says it's super important for ministers to visit and spend time with people from their church. Phil Sanders talks about how to talk to people with love and share the message of Jesus in a way that touches their hearts. There are also cool stories and offers, like Ben Flatt giving away a thumb drive with lots of his sermons for free to help young preachers. This video is full of advice on being loving, genuine, and committed to helping others through the church, and it's perfect for anyone who wants to make a difference in their church community. We would love for you to sign up for classes to further your Bachelors or Masters degrees. Another option is to audit classes to improve your bible knowledge! To find out more or to apply, go to www.hcu.edu #ThriveInMinistry

In this episode of the podcast Pt 2, Dr. Kirk Brothers interviews Dale Jenkins, a Heritage Christian board member, who shares his journey in ministry and his involvement with the Jenkins Institute. Dale's story begins with a pivotal moment when his elders encouraged him to take a day away from his office, leading him to start "The Blog That Binds." He discusses the significance of effective preaching and highlights the Better Conferences, where experienced preachers reveal their secrets to delivering impactful invitations. Dale emphasizes the crucial role of keeping focus on preaching the word of God and the quick presence of Jesus in sermons. He also offers valuable advice on dealing with hurts and criticisms in ministry, stressing the importance of recovery time and learning from these experiences. This podcast provides valuable insights for ministers and anyone interested in the world of ministry. We would love for you to sign up for classes to further your Bachelors or Masters degrees. Another option is to audit classes to improve your bible knowledge! To find out more or to apply, go to www.hcu.edu #ThriveInMinistry

In this episode of "Ministry Matters That Matter," hosted by Dr. Kirk Brothers, the guest is Dale Jenkins, a Heritage Christian board member with a rich background in mission work and preaching. The interview takes place at the Heritage Christian Youth Camp located in Huntsville, Alabama. The conversation revolves around Dale's journey into preaching, which he describes as a lifelong calling dating back to his childhood. He shares the impact of his parents, particularly his mother, on shaping his perspective on ministry. Dale emphasizes the importance of maintaining self-awareness and humility, highlighting the influence of his father's commitment to spreading the gospel, even if it meant missing out on personal events. Furthermore, Dale reflects on his experiences in various churches throughout his career, recognizing the blessings and challenges that come with ministry. He underscores the significance of staying focused on the primary task of preaching the word of God, regardless of the circumstances or the size of the congregation. Finally, Dale offers words of encouragement to fellow ministers, reminding them of the global importance of their work and urging them not to lose heart in the face of adversity.We would love for you to sign up for classes to further your Bachelors or Masters degrees. Another option is to audit classes to improve your bible knowledge! To find out more or to apply, go to www.hcu.edu #ThriveInMinistry

Dr. Kirk Brothers shares some valuable tips for sermon preparation while on the road. Dr. Brothers, who frequently travels as part of his work at Heritage Christian, emphasizes the use of audio tools and apps to make productive use of his travel time. He mentions the YouVersion app, which allows him to listen to Bible passages and underlines the importance of activating these tools only when parked. Additionally, he discusses using Microsoft Word on his phone to store sermon notes and PowerPoint presentations, offering a convenient emergency backup option. Dr. Brothers also suggests the possibility of listening to commentaries and other resources on audio while driving, ensuring that his preparation process remains safe and efficient. This video is the first part of a series where he explores various strategies for effective sermon preparation on the go. This is a weekly podcast with Dr. Kirk Brothers on leadership, and specifically, leadership matters in the Church. Kirk is the President of Heritage Christian University, professor of Leadership and Ministry, as well as an Author of many books including "Lead Like the Lord" and other articles and materials. Join us each week as we discuss relevant topics for developing leadership in the Lord's Church. We would love for you to sign up for classes to further your Bachelors or Masters degrees. Another option is to audit classes to improve your bible knowledge! To find out more or to apply, go to www.hcu.edu ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ #ThriveInMinistry⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ About Dr. Brothers Dr. W. Kirk Brothers, President of HCU, spent 23 years in local ministry before transitioning to a more formal teaching role in 2010. He was a professor at Freed-Hardeman University for 8 years before becoming the President of HCU in 2018. He has taught courses in Homiletics, Biblical Leadership, Biblical Preaching, Ministry of Preaching, Paul’s Prison Epistles, Gospel of Luke, Acts of the Apostles, Synoptic Gospels and Adolescent Spiritual Development. He also teaches a course at the Bible School of the Americas in Panama and implements Future Minister Training camps for young men throughout Latin America and South America. Dr. Brothers has also authored a number of books including "Lead Like the Lord". He has been married to Cindy for 31 years. They have two daughters, Katie(27) and Hannah(22). President of Heritage Christian University Professor of Leadership and Ministry Education Ph.D., Leadership, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, May 2010M.Div., Theology, David Lipscomb University, May 2004M.S., New Testament, Freed-Hardeman University, May 1999B.A., Bible, Mass Communication, David Lipscomb College, May 1987

Dr. Kirk Brothers shares some valuable tips for sermon preparation while on the road. Dr. Brothers, who frequently travels as part of his work at Heritage Christian, emphasizes the use of audio tools and apps to make productive use of his travel time. He mentions the UVersion app, which allows him to listen to Bible passages and underlines the importance of activating these tools only when parked. Additionally, he discusses using Microsoft Word on his phone to store sermon notes and PowerPoint presentations, offering a convenient emergency backup option. Dr. Brothers also suggests the possibility of listening to commentaries and other resources on audio while driving, ensuring that his preparation process remains safe and efficient. This video is the first part of a series where he explores various strategies for effective sermon preparation on the go. This is a weekly podcast with Dr. Kirk Brothers on leadership, and specifically, leadership matters in the Church. Kirk is the President of Heritage Christian University, professor of Leadership and Ministry, as well as an Author of many books including "Lead Like the Lord" and other articles and materials. Join us each week as we discuss relevant topics for developing leadership in the Lord's Church. We would love for you to sign up for classes to further your Bachelors or Masters degrees. Another option is to audit classes to improve your bible knowledge! To find out more or to apply, go to www.hcu.edu ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ #ThriveInMinistry⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ About Dr. Brothers Dr. W. Kirk Brothers, President of HCU, spent 23 years in local ministry before transitioning to a more formal teaching role in 2010. He was a professor at Freed-Hardeman University for 8 years before becoming the President of HCU in 2018. He has taught courses in Homiletics, Biblical Leadership, Biblical Preaching, Ministry of Preaching, Paul’s Prison Epistles, Gospel of Luke, Acts of the Apostles, Synoptic Gospels and Adolescent Spiritual Development. He also teaches a course at the Bible School of the Americas in Panama and implements Future Minister Training camps for young men throughout Latin America and South America. Dr. Brothers has also authored a number of books including "Lead Like the Lord". He has been married to Cindy for 31 years. They have two daughters, Katie(27) and Hannah(22). President of Heritage Christian University Professor of Leadership and Ministry Education Ph.D., Leadership, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, May 2010M.Div., Theology, David Lipscomb University, May 2004M.S., New Testament, Freed-Hardeman University, May 1999B.A., Bible, Mass Communication, David Lipscomb College, May 1987

Kirk interviews students on the Killen youth retreat about what they wish older members of the church knew. In this episode, young Christians express their desire for older church members to recognize their genuine care and interest in the church. They emphasize their role as valuable resources in the church community, looking up to older members as role models and mentors. The youth also highlight their eagerness to be involved in church activities, seeking guidance on how to contribute effectively. They call for empathy and understanding from the older generation, particularly in acknowledging the unique challenges faced by young people. The video concludes with an appeal to older church members to engage more with the youth, emphasizing the mutual benefits and positive impact such interactions would have on the church community. This is a weekly podcast with Dr. Kirk Brothers on leadership, and specifically, leadership matters in the Church. Kirk is the President of Heritage Christian University, professor of Leadership and Ministry, as well as an Author of many books including "Lead Like the Lord" and other articles and materials. Join us each week as we discuss relevant topics for developing leadership in the Lord's Church. We would love for you to sign up for classes to further your Bachelors or Masters degrees. Another option is to audit classes to improve your bible knowledge! To find out more or to apply, go to www.hcu.edu ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ #ThriveInMinistry⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ About Dr. Brothers Dr. W. Kirk Brothers, President of HCU, spent 23 years in local ministry before transitioning to a more formal teaching role in 2010. He was a professor at Freed-Hardeman University for 8 years before becoming the President of HCU in 2018. He has taught courses in Homiletics, Biblical Leadership, Biblical Preaching, Ministry of Preaching, Paul’s Prison Epistles, Gospel of Luke, Acts of the Apostles, Synoptic Gospels and Adolescent Spiritual Development. He also teaches a course at the Bible School of the Americas in Panama and implements Future Minister Training camps for young men throughout Latin America and South America. Dr. Brothers has also authored a number of books including "Lead Like the Lord". He has been married to Cindy for 31 years. They have two daughters, Katie(27) and Hannah(22). President of Heritage Christian University Professor of Leadership and Ministry Education Ph.D., Leadership, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, May 2010M.Div., Theology, David Lipscomb University, May 2004M.S., New Testament, Freed-Hardeman University, May 1999B.A., Bible, Mass Communication, David Lipscomb College, May 1987

In this episode, Dr. Brothers uses seashells as metaphors to impart life and ministry lessons. He emphasizes the importance of embracing diversity, as seen in the variety of seashells, and applies this to the need for inclusivity in congregations. He compares shell hunting, where effort is needed to find unique shells, to the effort required in forming deep, meaningful relationships. Dr. Brothers also contrasts the allure of colorful but fragile shells with the resilience of less vibrant, durable ones, highlighting the value of inner strength over external appearances. He notes the beauty in broken shells, drawing parallels to finding beauty and potential in people's struggles and imperfections. Through these analogies, Dr. Brothers conveys messages about personal growth, embracing diversity, and the significance of resilience and depth in relationships. This is a weekly podcast with Dr. Kirk Brothers on leadership, and specifically, leadership matters in the Church. Kirk is the President of Heritage Christian University, professor of Leadership and Ministry, as well as an Author of many books including "Lead Like the Lord" and other articles and materials. Join us each week as we discuss relevant topics for developing leadership in the Lord's Church. We would love for you to sign up for classes to further your Bachelors or Masters degrees. Another option is to audit classes to improve your bible knowledge! To find out more or to apply, go to www.hcu.edu ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ #ThriveInMinistry⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ About Dr. Brothers Dr. W. Kirk Brothers, President of HCU, spent 23 years in local ministry before transitioning to a more formal teaching role in 2010. He was a professor at Freed-Hardeman University for 8 years before becoming the President of HCU in 2018. He has taught courses in Homiletics, Biblical Leadership, Biblical Preaching, Ministry of Preaching, Paul’s Prison Epistles, Gospel of Luke, Acts of the Apostles, Synoptic Gospels and Adolescent Spiritual Development. He also teaches a course at the Bible School of the Americas in Panama and implements Future Minister Training camps for young men throughout Latin America and South America. Dr. Brothers has also authored a number of books including "Lead Like the Lord". He has been married to Cindy for 31 years. They have two daughters, Katie(27) and Hannah(22). President of Heritage Christian University Professor of Leadership and Ministry Education Ph.D., Leadership, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, May 2010M.Div., Theology, David Lipscomb University, May 2004M.S., New Testament, Freed-Hardeman University, May 1999B.A., Bible, Mass Communication, David Lipscomb College, May 1987

In this episode, Dr. Brothers interviews people in ministry at the Ministering 2 Youth Conference (M2Y) held this year at HCU. In this lesson 4 of season 3 he focuses on those that work with youth and family and asks them for their best advice or tips. This is a weekly podcast with Dr. Kirk Brothers on leadership, and specifically, leadership matters in the Church. Kirk is the President of Heritage Christian University, professor of Leadership and Ministry, as well as an Author of many books including "Lead Like the Lord" and other articles and materials. Join us each week as we discuss relevant topics for developing leadership in the Lord's Church. We would love for you to sign up for classes to further your Bachelors or Masters degrees. Another option is to audit classes to improve your bible knowledge! To find out more or to apply, go to www.hcu.edu ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠#ThriveInMinistry⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ About Dr. Brothers Dr. W. Kirk Brothers, President of HCU, spent 23 years in local ministry before transitioning to a more formal teaching role in 2010. He was a professor at Freed-Hardeman University for 8 years before becoming the President of HCU in 2018. He has taught courses in Homiletics, Biblical Leadership, Biblical Preaching, Ministry of Preaching, Paul’s Prison Epistles, Gospel of Luke, Acts of the Apostles, Synoptic Gospels and Adolescent Spiritual Development. He also teaches a course at the Bible School of the Americas in Panama and implements Future Minister Training camps for young men throughout Latin America and South America. Dr. Brothers has also authored a number of books including "Lead Like the Lord". He has been married to Cindy for 31 years. They have two daughters, Katie(27) and Hannah(22). President of Heritage Christian University Professor of Leadership and Ministry Education Ph.D., Leadership, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, May 2010M.Div., Theology, David Lipscomb University, May 2004M.S., New Testament, Freed-Hardeman University, May 1999B.A., Bible, Mass Communication, David Lipscomb College, May 1987

In this episode, Dr. Brothers speaks from Panama. In this lesson 3 of season 3 he talks our past and present and the spiritual applications of various forms. This is a weekly podcast with Dr. Kirk Brothers on leadership, and specifically, leadership matters in the Church. Kirk is the President of Heritage Christian University, professor of Leadership and Ministry, as well as an Author of many books including "Lead Like the Lord" and other articles and materials. Join us each week as we discuss relevant topics for developing leadership in the Lord's Church. We would love for you to sign up for classes to further your Bachelors or Masters degrees. Another option is to audit classes to improve your bible knowledge! To find out more or to apply, go to www.hcu.edu ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠#ThriveInMinistry⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ About Dr. Brothers Dr. W. Kirk Brothers, President of HCU, spent 23 years in local ministry before transitioning to a more formal teaching role in 2010. He was a professor at Freed-Hardeman University for 8 years before becoming the President of HCU in 2018. He has taught courses in Homiletics, Biblical Leadership, Biblical Preaching, Ministry of Preaching, Paul’s Prison Epistles, Gospel of Luke, Acts of the Apostles, Synoptic Gospels and Adolescent Spiritual Development. He also teaches a course at the Bible School of the Americas in Panama and implements Future Minister Training camps for young men throughout Latin America and South America. Dr. Brothers has also authored a number of books including "Lead Like the Lord". He has been married to Cindy for 31 years. They have two daughters, Katie(27) and Hannah(22). President of Heritage Christian UniversityProfessor of Leadership and MinistryEducationPh.D., Leadership, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, May 2010M.Div., Theology, David Lipscomb University, May 2004M.S., New Testament, Freed-Hardeman University, May 1999B.A., Bible, Mass Communication, David Lipscomb College, May 1987

In this 9-minute podcast, Dr. Kirk Brothers delivers a message from the serene shores of Fort Morgan, Alabama and the old Fort. He reminds us that ministry is no mere game. Through personal stories and insightful reflections, Dr. Brothers emphasizes the gravity of our roles in ministry, urging us to approach our work with reverence and purpose. Join us for a moment of reflection and recommitment to the meaningful impact of our ministry work. This is a weekly podcast with Dr. Kirk Brothers on leadership, and specifically, leadership matters in the Church. Kirk is the President of Heritage Christian University, professor of Leadership and Ministry, as well as an Author of many books including "Lead Like the Lord" and other articles and materials. Join us each week as we discuss relevant topics for developing leadership in the Lord's Church. We would love for you to sign up for classes to further your Bachelors or Masters degrees. Another option is to audit classes to improve your bible knowledge! To find out more or to apply, go to www.hcu.edu ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠#ThriveInMinistry⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ About Dr. Brothers Dr. W. Kirk Brothers, President of HCU, spent 23 years in local ministry before transitioning to a more formal teaching role in 2010. He was a professor at Freed-Hardeman University for 8 years before becoming the President of HCU in 2018. He has taught courses in Homiletics, Biblical Leadership, Biblical Preaching, Ministry of Preaching, Paul’s Prison Epistles, Gospel of Luke, Acts of the Apostles, Synoptic Gospels and Adolescent Spiritual Development. He also teaches a course at the Bible School of the Americas in Panama and implements Future Minister Training camps for young men throughout Latin America and South America. Dr. Brothers has also authored a number of books including "Lead Like the Lord". He has been married to Cindy for 31 years. They have two daughters, Katie(27) and Hannah(22). President of Heritage Christian University Professor of Leadership and Ministry Education Ph.D., Leadership, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, May 2010 M.Div., Theology, David Lipscomb University, May 2004 M.S., New Testament, Freed-Hardeman University, May 1999 B.A., Bible, Mass Communication, David Lipscomb College, May 1987

In this episode, Dr. Brothers speaks from the Gulf of Mexico at Gulf Shores. In this first lesson of season 3 he talks about being caught in sin and the need to be on guard. This is a weekly podcast with Dr. Kirk Brothers on leadership, and specifically, leadership matters in the Church. Kirk is the President of Heritage Christian University, professor of Leadership and Ministry, as well as an Author of many books including "Lead Like the Lord" and other articles and materials. Join us each week as we discuss relevant topics for developing leadership in the Lord's Church. We would love for you to sign up for classes to further your Bachelors or Masters degrees. Another option is to audit classes to improve your bible knowledge! To find out more or to apply, go to www.hcu.edu ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠#ThriveInMinistry⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ About Dr. Brothers Dr. W. Kirk Brothers, President of HCU, spent 23 years in local ministry before transitioning to a more formal teaching role in 2010. He was a professor at Freed-Hardeman University for 8 years before becoming the President of HCU in 2018. He has taught courses in Homiletics, Biblical Leadership, Biblical Preaching, Ministry of Preaching, Paul’s Prison Epistles, Gospel of Luke, Acts of the Apostles, Synoptic Gospels and Adolescent Spiritual Development. He also teaches a course at the Bible School of the Americas in Panama and implements Future Minister Training camps for young men throughout Latin America and South America. Dr. Brothers has also authored a number of books including "Lead Like the Lord". He has been married to Cindy for 31 years. They have two daughters, Katie(27) and Hannah(22). President of Heritage Christian University Professor of Leadership and Ministry Education Ph.D., Leadership, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, May 2010 M.Div., Theology, David Lipscomb University, May 2004 M.S., New Testament, Freed-Hardeman University, May 1999 B.A., Bible, Mass Communication, David Lipscomb College, May 1987

In this episode, Dr. Brothers speaks to us from one of the trails at Seven Falls in Colorado. In this lesson he talks about determining what kind of leader we are. This is a weekly podcast with Dr. Kirk Brothers on leadership, and specifically, leadership matters in the Church. Kirk is the President of Heritage Christian University, professor of Leadership and Ministry, as well as an Author of many books including "Lead Like the Lord" and other articles and materials. Join us each week as we discuss relevant topics for developing leadership in the Lord's Church. We would love for you to sign up for classes to further your Bachelors or Masters degrees. Another option is to audit classes to improve your bible knowledge! To find out more or to apply, go to www.hcu.edu ⁠⁠⁠⁠#ThriveInMinistry⁠⁠⁠⁠ About Dr. Brothers Dr. W. Kirk Brothers, President of HCU, spent 23 years in local ministry before transitioning to a more formal teaching role in 2010. He was a professor at Freed-Hardeman University for 8 years before becoming the President of HCU in 2018. He has taught courses in Homiletics, Biblical Leadership, Biblical Preaching, Ministry of Preaching, Paul’s Prison Epistles, Gospel of Luke, Acts of the Apostles, Synoptic Gospels and Adolescent Spiritual Development. He also teaches a course at the Bible School of the Americas in Panama and implements Future Minister Training camps for young men throughout Latin America and South America. Dr. Brothers has also authored a number of books including "Lead Like the Lord". He has been married to Cindy for 31 years. They have two daughters, Katie(27) and Hannah(22). President of Heritage Christian University Professor of Leadership and Ministry Education Ph.D., Leadership, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, May 2010 M.Div., Theology, David Lipscomb University, May 2004 M.S., New Testament, Freed-Hardeman University, May 1999 B.A., Bible, Mass Communication, David Lipscomb College, May 1987

In this episode Dr. Brothers speaks to us from a trail and waterfalls called Seven Falls in Colorado. In this lesson he talks about the imprortance of never quitting or giving up! This is a weekly podcast with Dr. Kirk Brothers on leadership, and specifically, leadership matters in the Church. Kirk is the President of Heritage Christian University, professor of Leadership and Ministry, as well as an Author of many books including "Lead Like the Lord" and other articles and materials. Join us each week as we discuss relevant topics for developing leadership in the Lord's Church. We would love for you to sign up for classes to further your Bachelors or Masters degrees. Another option is to audit classes to improve your bible knowledge! To find out more or to apply, go to www.hcu.edu ⁠⁠⁠#ThriveInMinistry⁠⁠⁠ About Dr. Brothers Dr. W. Kirk Brothers, President of HCU, spent 23 years in local ministry before transitioning to a more formal teaching role in 2010. He was a professor at Freed-Hardeman University for 8 years before becoming the President of HCU in 2018. He has taught courses in Homiletics, Biblical Leadership, Biblical Preaching, Ministry of Preaching, Paul’s Prison Epistles, Gospel of Luke, Acts of the Apostles, Synoptic Gospels and Adolescent Spiritual Development. He also teaches a course at the Bible School of the Americas in Panama and implements Future Minister Training camps for young men throughout Latin America and South America. Dr. Brothers has also authored a number of books including "Lead Like the Lord". He has been married to Cindy for 31 years. They have two daughters, Katie(27) and Hannah(22). President of Heritage Christian University Professor of Leadership and Ministry Education Ph.D., Leadership, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, May 2010 M.Div., Theology, David Lipscomb University, May 2004 M.S., New Testament, Freed-Hardeman University, May 1999 B.A., Bible, Mass Communication, David Lipscomb College, May 1987

In this episode Dr. Brothers speaks to us from a booth at Lads 2 Leaders about using our time well. This is a weekly podcast with Dr. Kirk Brothers on leadership, and specifically, leadership matters in the Church. Kirk is the President of Heritage Christian University, professor of Leadership and Ministry, as well as an Author of many books including "Lead Like the Lord" and other articles and materials. Join us each week as we discuss relevant topics for developing leadership in the Lord's Church. We would love for you to sign up for classes to further your Bachelors or Masters degrees. Another option is to audit classes to improve your bible knowledge! To find out more or to apply, go to www.hcu.edu ⁠⁠#ThriveInMinistry⁠⁠ About Dr. Brothers Dr. W. Kirk Brothers, President of HCU, spent 23 years in local ministry before transitioning to a more formal teaching role in 2010. He was a professor at Freed-Hardeman University for 8 years before becoming the President of HCU in 2018. He has taught courses in Homiletics, Biblical Leadership, Biblical Preaching, Ministry of Preaching, Paul’s Prison Epistles, Gospel of Luke, Acts of the Apostles, Synoptic Gospels and Adolescent Spiritual Development. He also teaches a course at the Bible School of the Americas in Panama and implements Future Minister Training camps for young men throughout Latin America and South America. Dr. Brothers has also authored a number of books including "Lead Like the Lord". He has been married to Cindy for 31 years. They have two daughters, Katie(27) and Hannah(22). President of Heritage Christian University Professor of Leadership and Ministry Education Ph.D., Leadership, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, May 2010 M.Div., Theology, David Lipscomb University, May 2004 M.S., New Testament, Freed-Hardeman University, May 1999 B.A., Bible, Mass Communication, David Lipscomb College, May 1987