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Although the recording is not complete, there is a lot for us to learn from David's unpacking of the Hebrew word hazaq- translated primarily as "strong." Getting a grip on responsibilities is a struggle for every stage of life, and David covers what it means to act with hazaq. 

Developing your personal and organizational ministry to multiply is a crucial concern for making disciples. In this talk, Max gives some ideas for how to effectively multiply your ministry. 

 This message was originally found on discipleshiplibrary.com

There are attitudes about prayer that can shape our perspective and value of it as a discipline. Josh talks about some of the things that can discourage us and how to move past distraction or struggle in prayer. 

Kevin Thorsell gives some tips on praying effectively and enjoying it. This talk is convicting and motivating to think about and improve how we pray. 

Most Christians would agree prayer is important - but how much is that statement reflected in our daily lives? An accurate perspective on prayer is vital, and Paul gives a great message on why and how we should pray, with examples from the Bible, history, and people from his own life. 

Prayer is an essential part of living as a Christian, and directly affects our relationship to God. Cavin covers reasons why to pray, along with some practical tips for people who want to improve their prayer life. 

USC Challenge director Neil Walker talks about the two most important tools outside the Bible for changing your life - your schedule and your budget. These two tools can make a significant difference in how we live if we are intentional about using them. 

Success is something we can set patterns for and work towards starting today. John Worcester talks about the things we can do in all areas of our life to develop winning ways. 

Randy Lanthripe, senior pastor of Church in the Valley, calls men to action. Using the story of Jonathan and his armor-bearer in 1 Samuel 14, he explains different ways we need to take responsibility as men. 

Max Barnett began making disciples in college and has not slowed down since. In this message, he gives his story of starting to make God the priority in his life and how God began to use him to bring others to Christ. 

This message was originally found on discipleshiplibrary.com