by Jay Jones | | Discipleship
Why Over-Explaining Kills Discipleship Here’s the deal… Over-explaining sabotages discipleship. I see it all the time. A sincere believer sits down with someone they’re discipling. The new believer asks a question… maybe something small, maybe...
by Jay Jones | | Leadership, Personal Development
Confidence Comes After the Action Let’s settle something upfront: Lack of confidence isn’t a character flaw. It’s just a symptom of inaction. And that’s a big deal for those of us in ministry. A lack of confidence keeps preachers second-guessing their calling, church...
by Jay Jones | | Leadership, Personal Development
The Wire Around Brooklyn: A Sabbath Warning to Ministers There’s a wire around Brooklyn. You wouldn’t notice it unless you were looking for it. Most people, even many of its residents, have no idea of its presence in their city. But the wire is there. It’s...
by Jay Jones | | Discipleship, Leadership
The Simple Conversation Framework That Transforms Peer Groups Ministry leaders don’t need more meetings. They need meaningful ones—gatherings that offer real connection, fresh perspective, and Spirit-led encouragement. Because ministry can be full of content overload...
by Jay Jones | | Personal Development
The Best Razor I’ve Ever Owned—A Minister’s Perspective on the Henson AL13 I have a love-hate relationship with shaving. Most ministers do. While some professions allow for a rugged, unshaven look, ours often demands a clean, well-groomed appearance. Whether preaching...
