You are called to be the light of the world. Consider just a few of ways you can do that and be inspired to bring light to the world you live in. More than ever, people need to experience God's light shining through you.

In this video, Cam interviews four experienced transitional pastors and asks them, "What's the one piece of advice you would give to someone starting out as a transitional pastor." What advice would you give?

Whether you are called to facilitate a group online or in-person, these 10 skills are essential to have in order to make the conversations easier. The source for these ideas is Jennifer Britton's book, Effective Virtual Conversations. A wealth of information and practical help.

There are five practices that form the leadership foundation as you work with churches in transition, either as a transitional pastor, interim pastor, or denominational leader. These practices are life long skills we want to keep growing in as we stay true to the calling of leadership.

From time to time it's worthwhile to take a look at your own strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats and harvest the learning. It's a personalized version of the SWOT analysis that helps to sharpen your saw and increase your effectiveness.

It's the quality of resiliency that prepares us for adversity and the unexpected events and happenings of life. Cam talks about two important tools in his resiliency tool box for you to consider.

"Develop a passion for learning. If you do, you will never cease to grow" (Anthony J. D'Angelo). As a life long learner, what's been the impact of your life as a result?

Hurry is the enemy of living in the way of Jesus. What has been your experience with hurry and how are you navigating the challenge of finding the right pace for life and ministry?

Have you ever wondered what you should do with all the trouble you've had? In this video, Cam shares a light bulb moment he had that gave him greater purpose and clarity when thinking about his trouble.

As you begin another year of ministry and continue to grow in the way of Jesus, here are three guiding principles that have helped me stay focused on what really matters.