David Thagana is the ILI International Director for English-Speaking Africa. In this podcast, David and ILI President, Wes Griffin, discuss the importance of multiplying leaders and disciples, and share personal testimony of their experiences in the multiplication process.

“Everything rises or falls on leadership.” If this is true, the future of the women in our lives who may have breast cancer in the coming years rises or falls on our leadership during breast cancer awareness month and beyond.

Finding the right home is a big task. Wouldn't it be nice if someone did it for us? Even if someone was willing, we would never trust anyone to buy a place for us to live. Is there anyone you trust to do your house hunting?

Kelly Phillips is a History Maker on staff with Campus Crusade for Christ (Cru) in California. In this podcast, Kelly talks about millennials and their unique needs as the first fully technologically "connected" generation.

Many live a reactive life that drifts aimlessly and doesn’t accomplish much. For leaders, this is a recipe for disaster. But perhaps we don't have to just slip through life...

You may have heard the saying about rubbing salt in a wound. This would be equivalent to “sticking the knife in and twisting it.” To rub salt in a wound is to make it worse, more painful, more negative… at least, as far as proverbial sayings go. In reality, maybe salt isn't so bad. Perhaps it even contains some healing properties.

Darren Reed is a pastor at Olive Knolls Church in California. In this podcast, Darren talks about the "magic of vision," and explains why it is central in the lives of leaders and the people they serve.

When there is an emergency, our immediate response could mean the difference between life and death. Jesus has assigned us an urgent task. How will you respond?

The God of the present tense, “I AM," calls us to present tense obedience. It's never too late to begin obeying. So, what are you waiting for? The time is NOW!

The new ILI Team app is officially live! Check out a video from ILI Vice President for Training, Norival Trindade, as he shares about the exciting features to get you plugged in with all things ILI!

When things don't go as planned, the questions we ask could determine the outcome of our situation. While some questions are conducive in a crisis, some only make matters worse. What are good questions to ask when things go wrong?

Jesus told us to welcome the little children. In this day and age, there are so many ways to bless children around the world. How are you welcoming the little ones in your life?

Martin Durham is the International Director for Europe with a God-sized goal to plant leadership teams in every nation of Europe. In this podcast, Martin is joined by Chris Flanagan, Chick-fil-A owner and operator, and Einar, a young Icelandic leader carrying the vision of History Makers to his nation. Together, they discuss the barriers facing those seeking to reach millennials in Iceland and throughout the West.

The mobilization process is comparable to a wedding cake, each layer drawing us higher and closer to our vision. How are you mobilizing leaders?

It is great to be physically fit and healthy, but it is even greater to be spiritually so. Spiritual fitness is about having a deep, intimate relationship with God. I think now is a good time to “work out.” What about you?

Jimmy Aycock is the International Director for Central Asia. He speaks on the realities of life in the Middle East/North Africa and discusses how ILI is strategically located to equip leaders in the Islamic world.

From flying airplanes to shooting missiles to tracking endangered whales, a GPS has a way of guiding us to wherever we are aimed. As leaders, men and women of influence, and children of God who want to carry God’s vision and lead His people, the time to set our 2017 GPS and God-inspired goals for the coming year is NOW!

Matt Mendoza works with Campus Crusade for Christ (Cru). Headquartered in Budapest, Hungary, Matt was there when the refugee surge hit Europe. In today's podcast, Matt shares the conversations he had with some of the refugees fleeing the chaos in Syria and Afghanistan.