For many women leading in the church, delegation doesn’t feel like a leadership strategy. It feels like a risk. A risk to the ministry. A

There are seasons in leadership where clarity feels abundant, vision is sharp, direction is obvious, and momentum seems to confirm that God is at work. 

I have a t-shirt I should probably throw away. It’s a little dingy. It doesn’t fit quite like it used to. But I keep it

I grew up in the church. I’ve seen the church do many beautiful things, and I’ve also seen her do some truly hurtful things. But

1. Introduction: Who Should Be Sent? What kind of leadership does the world – and the church – need today? In missional organizations and church

Meeting the Vinedresser I arrived early at a vineyard on Old Mission Peninsula in Traverse City, Michigan, hoping for a few quiet moments to walk

Deb Hirsch’s life and ministry hasn’t fit into compartmentalized boxes.  Her work as a pastor, missional leader, and counselor has been an immersive, full-life calling.

In the fall of 2023, I got an email that changed how I see my community.   The church I had planted and pastored alongside my