02 Moved by Compassion

Do we really see people the way Jesus sees them? He sees them and is moved with compassion, responding with love in action. Is that the culture we are building in our churches? This heart begins with leaders. Here, Steve Martinez urges us to notice the people God has placed around us, see what others overlook, and be moved by what moves Him. To notice who is missing, pursue those who are drifting, and care for hidden burdens. Fruitful leadership isn’t measured only by preaching, programmes, or growth, but by whether people are truly known, loved, and shepherded.

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Steve and Bella Martinez standing close together, smiling at the camera

Steve serves as an elder at Joshua Generation, USA. He is married to Isabelle and is the father of twin boys. He is passionate about theology, communication, and family.

Sessions

Andrew Selley smiling and pointing while holding a microphone beside a slide reading 'The Bridge Before the Blade'
How we build trust to bring correction.
Speaker Luke Watson holding a microphone beside a projected slide reading 'Leaders Time Message The Fear of God'
Embracing the fear of God as the foundation of a fruitful and obedient life.
Man speaking at a podium with a microphone beside slide reading 'There Is a King' and 'By Lukas Nakos'
Who is seated on the throne of your life?
Andrew Selley speaking on stage holding a microphone beside a slide reading 'Hurt, but Not Offended'
Hurt is inevitable, but offense should not have a hold on us.
Speaker Rick Neufeld standing at a lectern holding a microphone beside a slide reading 'What Motivates Your Heart?'
Has recognition replaced your first love for Jesus?
Speaker Jonathan Stanfield smiling at a lectern holding a microphone during a conference message titled “Marriage & Intimacy”
Recover God’s good and sacred design for sexual intimacy.
Speaker Luke Watson holding a microphone and gesturing on stage beside a slide reading ‘Bold as Lions’
God’s presence makes ordinary believers courageous.