In this episode of The Multiplication Factor, Michael Gunnin, Executive Vice President and Chief Growth Officer of Walk Through the Bible, shares how God uses Scripture, faithful preparation, perseverance, and accountability to multiply the fruit of Christian leadership.

Drawing from his leadership journey and Walk Through the Bible's remarkable organizational turnaround, Michael reflects on the importance of remaining faithful in difficult seasons, trusting God's preparation even when the purpose isn't clear, and building a culture where commitments lead to action.

His encouragement to Christian leaders is simple but powerful: Do the next right thing faithfully. God can use today's challenges and experiences to prepare leaders for opportunities and impact they cannot yet imagine.

In This Episode:

• How consistent engagement with God's Word prepares leaders to lead well.
• Why seasons of uncertainty and difficulty can become God's preparation for future fruitfulness.
• The role of strategic planning, perseverance, and accountability in organizational renewal.
• How Walk Through the Bible moved from years of decline into a renewed season of growth.
• Why faithful execution matters as much as vision and strategy.

About Our Guest

Michael Gunnin serves as Executive Vice President and Chief Growth Officer of Walk Through the Bible, a global ministry serving approximately 140 countries with a mission to ignite passion for Scripture and help people live out God's Word.

Learn more: Walk Through the Bible

About The Multiplication Factor

The Multiplication Factor is a special series of the Christian Leadership Alliance Leader-to-Leader Podcast, featuring experienced Christian leaders sharing personal stories of God's multiplication of fruit in their lives and leadership, along with encouragement for the next generation of Christian leaders.

Series Sponsor: FaithSearch Partners

We thank FaithSearch Partners for sponsoring the Leader-to-Leader Podcast. FaithSearch Partners provides faith-based executive search services, helping Christian nonprofits, ministries, higher education institutions, media organizations, and other faith-driven organizations identify leaders who embody passion, purpose, and biblical leadership.

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Lead faithfully. Trust God's preparation. Watch Him multiply the fruit.

In this episode of Leader-to-Leader: The Multiplication Factor, Lindy Black, Senior Advisor to the U.S. leadership team with The Navigators, shares how a lifelong commitment to prayer, Scripture, Sabbath, and relational discipleship shaped her leadership—and produced fruit far beyond what she could have imagined.

From discovering as a college student that God could use her to reach others, to investing in men and women who would become disciple-makers around the world, Lindy reflects on a foundational truth: God is the multiplier.

Lindy explores the importance of creating intentional space to hear from God and describes discipleship as intentional, relational, and generational—helping people know Christ, make Him known, and equip others to do the same.

In this episode:

• Creating space for God through prayer, Scripture, rest, and reflection

• Trusting God to multiply what begins small

• Investing deeply in people rather than simply building programs

• Developing disciples who become disciple-makers

• Living out the gospel in everyday relationships—at work, in neighborhoods, schools, and communities

• Raising up the next generation of Kingdom laborers

Scriptures referenced: Isaiah 60:21–22 • Matthew 9:37–38 • 2 Timothy 2:2

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For Kat Armstrong, Senior Director of Marketing and Content Development at Integrous Leadership, that lesson began long before executive coaching was part of her professional world.

As a freshman at Texas A&M, Kat met Carrie—a college student just two years ahead of her who began meeting with her over coffee. Kat thought she had found a friend. What she discovered was something much more: a mentor who invested deeply in her faith, her leadership, and her understanding of what it means to live on mission.

Years later, Kat can see just how much that simple one-on-one investment multiplied.

In this episode of Leader to Leader: The Multiplication Factor, Kat shares why Christian leaders don't have to learn every lesson the hard way—and why the voices we allow to speak into our lives can accelerate our growth, sharpen our mission, and help us bear more fruit.

“The leadership principles and skills that got me to where I am now, they won't get me to where God needs me to go in the future.”

Kat challenges leaders to remain teachable, seek wisdom outside their own perspective, and view honest feedback not as criticism, but as fuel for greater Kingdom impact.

• How one college mentor shaped Kat's life and leadership

• Why multiplication often begins with one person investing in another

• How experienced leaders can help us avoid unnecessary hurdles

• Why executive coaching can accelerate leadership and mission alignment

• The danger of relying only on what has worked in the past

• Why receiving feedback may be one of a leader's most important disciplines

• What Kat believes the next generation of Kingdom-advancing leaders will have in common

The question for every Christian leader: Who is speaking into your leadership—and are you still willing to listen?

Kat Armstrong serves as Senior Director of Marketing and Content Development for Integrous Leadership, equipping and encouraging Kingdom-minded leaders to advance the gospel through executive coaching, leadership training, and the Integrous 360 profile.

Leader to Leader is a podcast from ⁠Christian Leadership Alliance⁠ featuring experienced Christian leaders sharing personal stories of how God has multiplied fruit through their lives and leadership.

This series is sponsored by ⁠FaithSearch Partners⁠, helping faith-based organizations identify exceptional executive leaders who combine professional excellence with mission and faith alignment.

In this episode of The Multiplication Factor, Karen McNary shares how God transformed her from someone who simply attended church into a believer whose life is rooted in Scripture. As Chief People Officer at Bible Study Fellowship (BSF), Karen explains why spiritual multiplication begins with a consistent relationship with God's Word and why fruit is always meant for the benefit of others.

Karen also reflects on witnessing the remarkable faithfulness of believers around the world, especially in places where Christianity is a minority faith, and encourages Christian leaders to find confidence in God's unchanging Word rather than changing cultural circumstances. Key Themes

• Fruitfulness is always about serving others, never ourselves.
• Spiritual growth begins when we move beyond simply attending church to personally engaging with Scripture.
• Daily time in God's Word allows God not only to be read—but to read us.
• Leadership multiplication happens by consistently investing in others over time.
• The global Church often demonstrates extraordinary faithfulness in difficult circumstances.
• God's Word remains the foundation for hope regardless of cultural change.
• Christian leaders can face the future confidently because God has always been faithful.

Quotes:

"A fruit tree is for the benefit of others, not themselves."

"It's not just me reading Him—it's Him reading me."

"The reason He gifted me has always been for someone else."

"God's Word has always been what we need."

"Look back to what He's already done, and that gives us hope for what He will do in the present and the future." Timestamp:

00:00 Introduction to The Multiplication Factor 01:03 Karen McNary's role at Bible Study Fellowship 01:27 Helping people discover Jesus through Scripture 01:56 Understanding what spiritual fruit really means 02:47 From church attendance to authentic faith 03:08 The transforming discipline of daily Bible study 03:40 "It's Him reading me"—hearing God's voice through Scripture 04:01 Lessons from serving the global Church 04:46 Faithfulness of believers in India and beyond 05:35 Multiplying disciples through years of leadership 06:49 Hope for Christian leaders in a changing culture 07:41 Looking back at God's faithfulness to face the future

Karen McNary serves as Chief People Officer for Bible Study Fellowship (BSF). Having first served as a volunteer leader, she now helps support a global ministry dedicated to helping people encounter Jesus through the study of Scripture. Her passion is seeing lives transformed as believers grow in their understanding of God's Word and multiply that impact in others.

Questions:

1. What does "bearing fruit" look like in your own leadership?
2. How has your personal time in Scripture shaped your relationship with God?
3. Are you reading the Bible primarily for information or transformation?
4. Who has invested in your spiritual growth, and who are you investing in?
5. What encourages you most about the global Church today?
6. How can remembering God's past faithfulness strengthen your leadership today?

Learn more about Bible Study Fellowship and its global ministry: ⁠https://www.bsfinternational.org⁠

Learn more about Christian Leadership Alliance: ⁠https://www.christianleadershipalliance.org⁠

Listen now and be encouraged to multiply your impact through faithful obedience.

00:00 Welcome to The Multiplication Factor

01:20 Jeremy's childhood and the mentors who shaped his faith

05:10 Fatherhood changes everything

09:20 Spiritual disciplines, accountability, and Christian community

13:40 Building a prayer-centered organization

17:30 Serving orphan homes in more than 30 countries

22:15 Helping young adults transition into adulthood

27:30 Multiplication beyond numbers

31:15 Investing in the next generation of Christian leaders

35:10 Every role matters in God's Kingdom

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• God often prepares leaders through life's most difficult experiences.
• Spiritual multiplication begins by faithfully investing in people.
• Prayer should be central to every leadership decision.
• Healthy mentoring creates lasting generational impact.
• Every Christian leader has opportunities to influence others for Christ.
• True success is measured by transformed lives, not simply organizational growth.

"Our role is to sow the seed. God is the Master Gardener who knows when to water, prune, and harvest."

"Multiplication isn't just about numbers. It's about lives transformed for generations."

"Every role matters because every role gives us an opportunity to invest in someone else's life."

Primary Theme

• Matthew 13 — The Parable of the Sower

Related Passages

• Mark 4 — The Parable of the Growing Seed
• Luke 8 — The Parable of the Sower

Jeremy Reis serves as President of Serving Orphans Worldwide, an international Christian ministry partnering with more than 90 Christ-centered children's homes across over 30 countries. His passion is equipping local ministry leaders, strengthening orphan care, and helping vulnerable children experience the love of Jesus Christ through safe, loving families.

Supporting Christ-centered children's homes around the world through funding, leadership development, and ministry partnerships.

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Know a ministry leader, nonprofit executive, pastor, mentor, or business leader who is investing in others? Share this conversation and encourage them to continue planting seeds that God can multiply.

In this episode of The Multiplication Factor, Scott Brown welcomes Holly Culhane, founder of Presence Point and a passionate advocate for Shepherd Leadership. Holly shares the deeply personal journey that transformed her understanding of leadership—from executive leadership and consulting to a calling centered on helping leaders provide, protect, and be present for those entrusted to their care.

Following a season marked by disappointment, loss, and questions about leadership in the Church, Holly was drawn into a profound study of Scripture's shepherding theme. What emerged was a life-changing conviction: biblical leadership is not merely about serving others—it is about sacrificially shepherding them.

Through compelling stories from ministry, education, and global leadership development, Holly reveals how God multiplies influence through leaders who embrace the example of the Good Shepherd.

In This Episode

• How adversity became the catalyst for a deeper understanding of biblical leadership
• Why shepherding is more than service—it includes sacrifice, presence, and care
• The leadership lessons found throughout Scripture's shepherding theme
• Inspiring examples of multiplication through Shepherd Leadership around the world
• How a group of students transformed the culture of their school by choosing to "leave no one alone"
• Why listening to and obeying the Holy Spirit remains the most important measure of leadership success

"The shepherd always leaves the ninety-nine and goes after the one."

This simple truth became a powerful lesson for students, ministry leaders, and organizations seeking to create cultures marked by care, belonging, and intentional leadership.

About Holly Culhane

Holly Culhane is the founder of Presence Point and co-developer of the Shepherd Leadership movement. Through training, coaching, and leadership development resources now used across multiple countries and languages, Holly equips leaders to model the provision, protection, and presence demonstrated by the Good Shepherd.

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For Dr. Julie Armstrong, it starts much deeper than productivity, influence, or organizational success. In this powerful conversation, she explains that lasting fruit begins with cultivating the fruit of the Spirit personally before attempting to lead others well.

Throughout the episode, Julie reflects on leadership as “a long obedience in the same direction,” emphasizing daily Scripture intake, practicing gratitude, humility, and dependence on both God and others.

She shares practical ways her teams intentionally cultivate healthy culture — including beginning every meeting with “good news from work and home” — and explains why joy must not be overlooked in Christian leadership.

The conversation also explores how loving people well creates unexpected ministry opportunities, even in secular workplaces, and how biblical leadership principles can transform organizational culture without compromising excellence.

One of the most moving moments comes when Julie describes hearing stories from listeners around the world engaging with Moody content — including prisoners serving life sentences, struggling single mothers, and individuals in nations hostile to the gospel.

As the episode closes, Julie offers a compelling challenge for the future of Christian leadership: pursue unity. In a divided world, she believes leaders must intentionally reflect the unity of the triune God through Spirit-led leadership and Christ-centered relationships.

GUEST BIO

Dr. Julie Armstrong served as Director of Operations for ⁠Moody Global Media⁠. In this role, she oversaw organizational operations, culture, systems, leadership execution, and strategic implementation across the ministry. Julie is passionate about cultivating healthy leadership cultures grounded in biblical principles and the fruit of the Spirit.

KEY QUOTES

“Before we can multiply fruit in others, we have to cultivate the fruit of the Spirit in ourselves.”

“The famous long obedience in the same direction.”

“There’s always something to be thankful for because God is always good.”

“The more I know, the more I know I don’t know.”

“There’s only one example of a sole leader leading God’s people — and that’s Jesus Christ.”

“The gospel is for everyone.”

“That one person risking their life to hear the gospel inspires me just as much as the millions.”

“We should not settle for anything less than unity.”

TIMESTAMP CHAPTERS

00:00 Introduction to the podcast and sponsorship

02:10 Julie Armstrong’s role at Moody Global Media

05:12 Defining the “fruit” of leadership

08:40 Cultivating the fruit of the Spirit

13:05 Practicing gratitude in leadership culture

16:20 Humility, repentance, and reconciliation

19:10 Shared leadership and dependency

23:45 Loving people well in leadership

29:15 Building joyful, flourishing teams

34:20 Global impact stories from Moody Global Media

40:10 Unity as the future challenge for Christian leaders

44:30 Final encouragement for leaders

RESOURCES & LINKS

• ⁠⁠Christian Leadership Alliance⁠⁠
• ⁠⁠FaithSearch Partners⁠⁠
• ⁠⁠Moody Global Media⁠⁠

David Robbins, President of CRU (Campus Crusade for Christ), shares how God shaped his leadership through weakness, dependence, and deep intimacy with Christ. In this powerful conversation, he reveals why lasting fruit doesn’t come from strength—but from surrender—and how that truth is shaping a global vision for evangelism, discipleship, and leadership multiplication.

🔑 What You’ll Learn

• Why weakness is a leadership advantage
• How dependence on God produces fruit that remains
• The role of stillness, journaling, and community in leadership health
• How to lead authentically without posturing in new roles
• A global vision for raising next-generation leaders
• Why being a lover of God is the foundation of everything

⏱️ Key Moments

• 00:00 – Introduction & podcast overview
• 01:15 – David Robbins’ role and mission at CRU
• 02:30 – Life-changing moment: grief, family, and surrender
• 04:30 – “Weakness is an advantage” (2 Corinthians 12)
• 06:00 – Leadership rhythms: community, counseling, stillness
• 08:00 – Journaling & “zero-entry mornings”
• 10:00 – Leading without posturing
• 12:00 – Vision: first love, evangelism, and discipleship
• 14:00 – Building leaders for 2050 and beyond
• 17:00 – Personal leadership priorities
• 18:30 – Final encouragement: be a lover of God

✨ Key Quote

“If dependence is the goal, then weakness is actually an advantage.”

🙏 Why This Matters

In a culture driven by performance, this episode reframes leadership through a biblical lens—showing that God multiplies impact through surrendered lives, not self-sufficient leaders.

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He introduces his practical framework for multiplication—Preparation, Partnership, Performance, and Platforming—and unpacks how each principle reflects the model of Jesus. Arthur also discusses how Young Life, founded by Jim Rayburn, is pursuing not just growth, but healthy growth in a rapidly changing culture.

This episode is a powerful encouragement for Christian leaders who want to move beyond addition to true multiplication—bearing fruit that is both good and lasting.

Timestamped Highlights

00:00 – Introduction to Dr. Arthur Satterwhite and his role at Young Life

03:10 – A millennial’s journey to personal faith and identity in Christ

07:45 – Biblical foundations of multiplication: planting, watering, and trusting God for growth

12:30 – The Four Ps of Multiplication framework introduced

13:10 – P #1: Preparation (spiritual disciplines and readiness)

17:20 – P #2: Partnership (why collaboration multiplies impact)

21:05 – P #3: Performance (servant leadership still delivers results)

25:40 – P #4: Platforming (giving away influence to grow others)

30:15 – Growing through health, not just numbers

34:00 – Creating “good soil” for lasting fruit

Resources & Links

• Learn more about ⁠Young Life⁠

• Explore executive search services from ⁠FaithSearch Partners⁠

• Visit the ⁠Christian Leadership Alliance⁠

   

Connect with us

• 🎧 Listen to the full episode and discover how you can apply the Four Ps in your leadership today.

• ⭐ Subscribe to the Leader-to-Leader Podcast so you never miss an episode of The Multiplication Factor series.

• 🔁 Share this episode with a fellow Christian leader who is investing in the next generation.

• 🌱 Reflect this week: Where is God inviting you to prepare, partner, perform, or platform for greater multiplication?

Drawing from 25 years in marketplace innovation and his own late conversion to Christ, Stewart reflects on spiritual formation, legacy, trust-building in legacy ministries, and what true multiplication looks like when it’s rooted in stewardship rather than scale. This conversation offers deep encouragement for leaders navigating change, calling them to hold their roles loosely and steward God’s work faithfully for generations to come.

1. A Legacy Rooted in Scripture (01:03–02:18)

• Buckner International was founded after the Civil War to serve orphans and widows

• Anchored in James 1:27 as a guiding vision for compassionate service

• Reyes serves as the sixth president in nearly a century and a half of ministry

2. Spiritual Formation Begins at Home (02:18–03:31)

• Faith was modeled daily by his parents—not outsourced to the church

• Scripture reading, discipleship, and service were woven into family life

• Leadership fruit flows from early, faithful investment

3. Serving Others as a Way of Life (03:31–04:34)

• Lessons from poverty shaped a lifelong commitment to humility and service

• Education and opportunity are meant to be stewarded for others

• Jesus’ model of servant leadership becomes the pattern

4. Feeding on Scripture Daily (04:34–06:14)

• A slower, more reflective approach to Bible reading and journaling

• Scripture as daily nourishment—“never miss a meal”

• Ongoing learning through sermons, podcasts, and trusted teachers

5. Multiplication Through Modeling (06:14–07:33)

• Values are more “caught than taught”

• Incarnational leadership—letting others observe faith in action

• Investment happens through proximity and example

6. People Before Programs (07:33–08:52)

• Staff treated as the organization’s “number one customer”

• Leading with care, prayer, and personal connection

• Healthy internal culture multiplies external impact

7. Culture Is the CEO’s Calling (08:52–09:19)

• The CEO as chief cultural architect

• Culture sustains vision when strategy alone cannot

• Christlike character fuels long-term growth

8. Honoring Past Leaders & Embracing the Future (09:19–10:45)

• Grace for previous leaders and their contexts

• Leadership transitions require patience and perspective

• Eighteen years of steady groundwork now bearing fruit

9. A Bold Vision for Growth (10:45–12:14)

• Board-approved expansion plans for retirement communities and family services

• Disruptive questions opened doors to national growth beyond Texas

• A season of execution, expansion, and renewed mission impact

Albert Reyes is President & CEO of Buckner International, leading one of the oldest and most respected faith-based human service organizations in the U.S. and abroad. His leadership is shaped by Scripture, service, and a deep commitment to multiplying leaders and mission impact.

Leader to Leader is a Christian Leadership Alliance podcast series highlighting transformational leaders and the ways God multiplies fruit through faithful leadership.

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“Culture eats strategy for lunch—but Christlike character multiplies fruit for a lifetime.”

About ECFA: We thank ECFA for sponsoring the Leader to Leader Podcast. Trust is the cornerstone of impactful ministry, and for over four decades ECFA has held ministries to biblical standards of financial accountability and governance. Today, more than 2,700 organizations display the ECFA seal, demonstrating their commitment to faithful stewardship. Learn more about ECFA and its new Standard for Leader Care at ECFA.org.

Key Takeaways: • Leadership thrives in community—don’t go it alone.

• Mentoring others is at the heart of effective leadership.

• Daily engagement in Scripture, prayer, and worship sustains the soul of a leader.

• Every task—no matter how small—can be an act of worship.

• Biblical models like Barnabas remind us that encouragement multiplies impact.

Scripture References: 1 Timothy 4:15 – “Be diligent in these matters; give yourself wholly to them.”

Psalm 90 – “Establish the work of our hands.”

Acts 4 & 11 – The example of Barnabas, the Son of Encouragement.

Memorable Quotes: “Developing other leaders is the heartbeat of what effective leadership is about.”

“Leaders who go it alone tend to get isolated. Deep friendships are essential for thriving.”

“Even the mundane tasks of leadership can be doxological—acts of worship.”

Guest Bio: Dr. Justin A. Irving serves as Professor of Leadership at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. His passion is to equip current and emerging leaders through teaching, mentoring, and writing that integrates biblical principles with practical leadership development.

Links & Resources: Christian Leadership Alliance – ChristianLeadershipAlliance.org

ECFA – ECFA.org

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In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Margaret, who opens up about her powerful journey from simply surviving life’s challenges to stepping fully into a life of thriving.

Growing up in an unstable environment, Margaret carried many of those struggles into adulthood—impacting her career, relationships, and sense of self. But through intentional choices, faith, and supportive community, she discovered that breaking old cycles and creating a new path forward is possible.

• How Margaret recognized unhealthy patterns and chose change.

• The role of faith and resilience in overcoming setbacks.

• Practical habits that fueled her transformation—journaling, setting boundaries, and rest.

• Why small daily practices can lead to lasting growth.

• The importance of surrounding yourself with people who encourage and uplift you.

“I started to see challenges as opportunities to grow.” – Margaret

• 0:00 – Introduction & Margaret’s background

• 5:30 – Recognizing cycles of survival

• 12:15 – Faith as a foundation for resilience

• 18:40 – Small habits that bring big change

• 25:00 – Lessons for anyone seeking to thrive

He opens up about moving from control-driven leadership toward a surrendered, compassionate model that mirrors the Father’s heart. Through meditating on Scripture, engaging vulnerably in small groups, and cultivating prayer, Brian has discovered a thriving leadership rooted not in striving for God but in working with Him. His wisdom offers encouragement for leaders navigating loss, celebration, and the call to align with God’s larger story.

🔑 Episode Highlights

• Brian Taylor’s background and call to integrate faith with investment management.

• Cornerstone Management’s work serving ~90 ministries, including Samaritan’s Purse, Compassion International, Taylor University, and Columbia International University.

• His spiritual turning point—moving from “a form of godliness” to surrendering control and embracing God’s leadership model.

• Transformative disciplines: Scripture meditation, small-group vulnerability, and prayer.

• The importance of grieving losses and celebrating with others in leadership.

• Defining thriving as being fully engaged with the Lord’s work through us, living out God’s desired impact in His larger story.

What You’ll Hear:

• 🌱 How Vonna found strength in the midst of loss and uncertainty

• 💡 The role faith and community played in her transformation

• 🔥 What it looks like to rebuild your identity after life falls apart

• 🙌 Encouragement for anyone feeling stuck, forgotten, or broken

Why It Matters: Vonna’s journey reminds us that healing isn’t always linear — but with courage, support, and a faithful God, it is possible. Her vulnerability will inspire you to believe again, hope again, and take the next step toward your own thriving.

Dustin discuss the realities of rock bottom, the importance of community, and the role of spiritual surrender in true recovery. This is a testimony you won’t want to miss—real, honest, and full of hope.

Key Themes:

• Hitting rock bottom—and finding the way up

• The role of faith and mentorship in recovery

• How vulnerability opens the door to healing

• From surviving to thriving: Dustin’s message to others still struggling

Takeaway Quote: “There’s nothing too broken that God can’t restore. You just have to be willing to step into the light.” – Dustin

Resources & Mentions:

• ⁠Learn2Live.org⁠ – Tools and support for your journey

Listeners will gain insights into:

• The pivotal moments that sparked Karen's path to recovery.

• The strategies and support systems that facilitated her healing.

• How she transformed her pain into a purpose-driven life, inspiring others in the process.

Karen's narrative is a testament to the human spirit's capacity to overcome adversity and find strength in vulnerability. Her story serves as a beacon of hope for anyone navigating their own healing journey.

Whether you're a seasoned ministry leader or navigating transition, this message will encourage you to live with purpose and lead with joy.