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In Beauty That Saves, Brian Zahnd challenges the church’s instinct to rely on argument or political leverage in a skepti...
06/05/2026

In Beauty That Saves, Brian Zahnd challenges the church’s instinct to rely on argument or political leverage in a skeptical culture. Drawing from Scripture, church history and Christian aesthetics, he points to the cross as the defining form of Christian beauty. Rather than asking only what is true or good, Zahnd urges leaders to consider whether their posture reflects the cruciform love of Christ. For those weary of culture wars and power struggles, this article offers a different path forward. Read Beauty That Saves in the Spring 2026 issue of AVAIL Journal at www.AVAILJournal.com.

Repentance is more than acknowledging failure. It is the willingness to examine our motives and realign our lives with t...
06/04/2026

Repentance is more than acknowledging failure. It is the willingness to examine our motives and realign our lives with the values we claim to believe. When leaders approach repentance with humility, they invite God to reshape their thinking and their decisions. Through that process, character is refined and leadership begins to reflect the convictions it claims to uphold.

The logic of sacrifice appears throughout human history. People believe that the right offering, prayer, or commitment w...
06/03/2026

The logic of sacrifice appears throughout human history. People believe that the right offering, prayer, or commitment will secure divine favor. But the story of Jesus interrupts that system. Instead of demanding sacrifice, God exposes the system itself and reveals grace that cannot be bought or manipulated.

Institutions rarely collapse overnight. More often, they slowly lose their openness to questions. In The Galileo Effect,...
06/01/2026

Institutions rarely collapse overnight. More often, they slowly lose their openness to questions. In The Galileo Effect, Noah Alsamman challenges leaders to consider whether their commitment to order has quietly replaced their commitment to growth. This article invites a return to courageous curiosity and a leadership posture shaped by humility rather than fear. Read more in the Spring 2026 issue of AVAIL Journal at www.AVAILJournal.com.

In A Rope of Sand, Ashley Evans revisits George Whitefield’s sobering confession and applies it to modern leadership. Bi...
05/29/2026

In A Rope of Sand, Ashley Evans revisits George Whitefield’s sobering confession and applies it to modern leadership. Big numbers do not guarantee lasting impact. Through candid reflection on failure and misplaced investment, Evans contrasts crowd building with system building. The question beneath the article is simple: what remains when you are absent? Read A Rope of Sand in the Spring 2026 issue of AVAIL Journal at www.AVAILJournal.com.

Many leaders attempt to grow through trial and error, hoping experience alone will produce better results. Coaching acce...
05/28/2026

Many leaders attempt to grow through trial and error, hoping experience alone will produce better results. Coaching accelerates that process by providing perspective, accountability and practical guidance from someone who has walked the path before. When leaders invest in coaching, potential begins to translate into measurable progress and the vision God placed in their heart moves closer to reality.

Whitefield’s regret was not lack of influence, but lack of multiplication. Addition impresses in the moment. Multiplicat...
05/27/2026

Whitefield’s regret was not lack of influence, but lack of multiplication. Addition impresses in the moment. Multiplication sustains beyond the leader. Systems that develop leaders create impact that continues long after the founder steps away.

Longevity in leadership rarely comes from clinging to past success. In The WayMaker, Louis Carr argues that reinvention ...
05/25/2026

Longevity in leadership rarely comes from clinging to past success. In The WayMaker, Louis Carr argues that reinvention is not chasing trends but practicing humility. From media sales to executive leadership, Carr credits his durability to a willingness to learn again and release control when necessary. This article invites leaders to examine where comfort may be quietly limiting their growth. Read more in the Spring 2026 issue of AVAIL Journal at www.AVAILJournal.com.

05/23/2026

Disciple Where You Are

On this episode of the AVAIL podcast, Julie and Mark Appleyard challenge the way we often think about discipling the nations.

This conversation highlights how God can use the people right in front of us, and how discipling someone locally can have a global impact far beyond what we can see.

Listen on Apple Podcasts or Spotify to hear the full episode.

In Recalibrate, Sam Chand addresses the quiet drift that undermines long term leadership. Success in one season can beco...
05/22/2026

In Recalibrate, Sam Chand addresses the quiet drift that undermines long term leadership. Success in one season can become limitation in the next if leaders fail to realign their priorities, roles, time and energy. Rather than urging leaders to increase intensity, Chand offers a framework for sustainable effectiveness. This article speaks to leaders who sense subtle decline and want clarity before crisis forces change. Read Recalibrate in the Spring 2026 issue of AVAIL Journal at www.AVAILJournal.com.

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