During the Catalyst Road Trip visit to San Diego I had the chance to sit down with Miles McPherson, Senior Pastor of The Rock Church. In this video I ask Miles about leadership lessons that have become anchor points for him on his journey. He shares about how progress is more important to him than control, rare among many strong leaders. This is a great leadership lesson...

Gary Osborne and the staff from Calvary Bible Church (from Boulder, CO) took a team of students to Orange County for their annual Spring Break adventure. During their trip they decided to take their shot at setting a new Vanagon record for most people in the Vanagon...

"Another one bites the dust..." Records are always made to be broken, but this one will be tough to beat!

Pastor and Church Planter Charles Lee from New Hope South Bay in Torrence, CA sat down with me during the Catalyst Vanagon's visit through Los Angeles. This could very well be some of the richest 3 minutes of leadership insight from our road trip. Don't miss what Charles is saying!
"wisdom comes from the streets..."
"creating strategies for people that don't exist..."
"100 years from now nobody's going to remember us anyway..."

Pastor and Church Planter Charles Lee from New Hope South Bay in Torrence, CA sat down with me during the Catalyst Vanagon's visit through Los Angeles.

Church Planters just might be the unsung heroes of the church...here is a 3 minute glimpse into the heart of a church planter whose simple desire is to love God and his community.

Pastor and Church Planter Charles Lee from New Hope South Bay in Torrence, CA sat down with me during the Catalyst Road Trip's visit through Los Angeles...

Check out what Charles says about the church's increasing emphasis on "social justice." Is it a fad, a trend? How do we do it the "right" way...how do we engage social issues for the long haul?

"It's not about how many causes you are affiliated with from a distance...it's about how your lifestyle changes to impact people one person at a time," Charles Lee.

Are we content with simply clicking the "join cause" link on facebook? Is our compassion, at best, distant? Are we really willing to get our hands dirty in areas of social justice that are right before our eyes?