PursueGOD Staff

Welcome to the Staff Page for PursueGOD employees. Scroll down for leadership topics to be used in our weekly staff meetings. Use other topics on this site with your family or a mentor for your personal growth.

NEW HIRES

Joining the team? Here’s the process:

  1. You’ll get a hire letter from us. Welcome aboard!
  2. Work through our Onboarding Doc with your direct report. 
  3. We need the paperwork below:
  4. Our finance office will need your routing number, checking account number for direct deposit, email, phone number and copy of your drivers license.

 

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Are Guardian Angels for Real?

The Bible doesn’t use the phrase “guardian angel,” but it does teach that God sends angels to protect his people. From Psalm 91 to the words of Jesus himself, here’s what Scripture says about angelic protection.

What Kind of Power Does the Devil Have?

The devil is real, but he isn’t God’s equal. Discover what the Bible says about the devil’s power: his lies, his limits, and how Jesus broke his grip on death so you can resist without fear.

How Does the Church Work?

The church is far more than a weekly service. It’s a living community that belongs to Jesus, is led by Jesus, and is sent by Jesus — and every believer has an essential place in it.

How Does the Bible Work?

The Bible is more than an ancient book — it’s the inspired Word of God. Understand where it came from, how it’s organized, and how to read it in a way that actually transforms how you think and live.

How Does Eternity Work?

The Bible gives us a surprisingly detailed picture of the afterlife—from Sheol and Hades to heaven and final judgment. Here’s what Scripture actually says about how eternity works and how to be ready for it.

What Makes a Family Healthy?

No family is perfect — but the Bible shows a clear path toward health. Discover three biblical anchors that can help any family find direction: a Jesus-centered home, a marriage built on chosen love, and parenting that prepares instead of just protecting.

How Do Toxic People Work?

Toxic people aren’t just difficult personalities. King Saul’s story in 1 Samuel reveals that destructive behavior is often rooted in insecurity, spiritual drift, and self-deception—and the Bible gives us a clear model for how to respond without becoming toxic yourself.

What Is the Trinity, and Is It Biblical?

The Trinity isn’t a theological puzzle invented by church committees. It’s what you find when you read the whole Bible honestly — one God in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, each essential to your salvation.

How Does the Resurrection of Jesus Work?

The resurrection of Jesus changes more than where you’ll spend eternity. It changes how you live today — giving you a secure hope, a remarkable identity as God’s treasured people, and the Spirit’s power to face whatever comes next.

How Should a Christian Leader Order Their Priorities?

For anyone active in ministry, life fills up fast—small groups, mentoring appointments, events, texts from people who need help. Without a clear priority order in place, the most important things quietly get pushed aside. Christian leader priorities should follow a...

Does Satan Have a Plan to Destroy Your Family?

Satan tends to target three key relationships in families—marriage, the parent-child bond, and your walk with God. Here’s what the Bible says about recognizing and resisting his strategy.

Should Christians Celebrate Halloween?

Halloween has mixed roots, and the Bible doesn’t mention it. Here’s what Scripture says about the occult, why Christians can disagree on gray areas, and how parents can make a wise, grace-filled choice for their family.

How Would Jesus Relate to Mormons?

Jesus didn’t avoid Samaritans—he crossed cultural lines, started honest conversations, and offered something life-changing. His approach gives Christians a clear model for relating to their Latter-day Saint neighbors today.

Am I Ready to Get Married?

Feelings alone can’t tell you if you’re ready to get married. These four honest questions — about your faith, your commitment, your trustworthiness, and finding “the one” — give you a biblical framework for thinking it through.

Parenting Kids (Series)

Parenting Kids (Series)

Raising kids is about more than good behavior. In this 8-week series, learn how to help your kids own their faith, put God first, discipline with love, give meaningful praise, and navigate lying, anxiety, conflict, and comparison.

How Do I Avoid the Comparison Game With My Kids?

Comparison steals joy from kids and parents alike. Learn why your children aren’t carbon copies or trophies, how to celebrate each child’s God-given design, and how to shepherd each heart toward a faith of their own.

Is It Okay to Argue in Front of Your Kids?

Kids are watching how you handle disagreements. Learn what makes a fight unhealthy, why zero conflict isn’t the goal, what healthy conflict looks like, and why your kids need to see the resolution too.

How Should Parents Respond When Kids Lie?

When your child tells a lie, it’s easy to react in anger. Learn why kids lie, how your own honesty sets the tone, how to make confession safe, and how to point your child to Jesus, the truth.

How Do You Help Your Kids With Anxiety?

Worry often shows up in kids as stomachaches, meltdowns, or endless “what ifs.” Learn how to spot anxiety, keep your child talking, turn fears into prayers, face them step by step, and know when to get help.

Why Should We Give Kids Praise?

Discipline sets the boundaries, but praise fuels growth. Learn how intentional, authentic, and unique affirmation that focuses on character helps your kids understand their value and reflects the Father’s love.

How Do We Discipline With Love?

Discipline isn’t harsh; it’s one of the clearest ways to love your kids. Learn why authority is protection, not power, how the 3 C’s work with young children, and how to aim for the heart.

How Do We Put God First as Parents?

The best thing you can do for your kids is pursue God yourself. Learn why putting God first shapes your patience, your example, and your home, and frees you to trust him with your children’s future.

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