Today I'm joined by Bro. Myles and we're talking about being available to do the work of God.

Sunday school doesn’t run on talent alone; it runs on availability. Great leaders understand that ministry moments don’t always come with notice. The Bible challenges us to be ready in season and out of season, and in Sunday school leadership, that means two things:

One; being willing to serve wherever needed, and two; preparing ourselves so we’re actually capable when the moment comes.

Some of what we try to cover:

• Availability is a leadership decision
• Preparation makes availability effective
• Great leaders multiply their readiness

Today I'm joined by Bro. Luis and we're talking about developing yourself and others.

Growth doesn’t happen overnight, but many people quit because they expect it to. We’re talking about what consistent development really looks like, why patience matters, and how to turn everyday moments-especially mistakes-into progress. This is about playing the long game with your growth.

Some of what we try to cover:

• Development is a process, not an event
• Every experience is a learning opportunity
• Keep the big picture in focus

Today I'm joined by Bro. Aaron and we're talking about taking a look at the bigger picture when you're on stage.

In theater, great performers don’t just deliver their lines; they set up what comes next. The same is true in ad-lib: you do your bit, but you also make sure the next moment has someplace to go. And in Sunday school or any teaching environment, this skill becomes even more important. When we intentionally set up the next segment, we keep the lesson on track.

Some things we try to cover:

• Why "Setting Up" Matters
• How to Set Up the Next Segment in Real Time
• Applying This Skill in Sunday School