Young leaders face unique challenges - from temptations of the heart, to carrying the burden of responsibility without experience, to the challenge of making their voices heard. Straight from the Catalyst Conference archives, this exclusive collection of leadership lessons from Andy Stanley will challenge and encourage young leaders to look to God for the answers. Offering fresh perspectives on timeless truths, Andy blends biblical wisdom with practical experience from varying levels of leadership.

This six-CD set consists of the following lessons:

• Your Leadership Position is From God - Hold it Loosely. Leadership is a stewardship ... it's temporary and you're accountable.
• When Opportunity Knocks - Everything that looks like a God thing and feels like a God thing isn't necessarily a God thing.
• In the Meantime - What would you do if you were confident that God was with you?
• State of the Heart Leadership - What's in our hearts will eventually surface in our thoughts, words, and deeds.
• The Courage to Lead - Leaders are the ones who have the courage to act on what they see.
• Challenging the Process - The reason you question everything, have strong opinions, and a desire to share them is because God wired you that way.

The perfect resource for individual or team study, also included are downloadable outlines in a PDF format as well as Andy's teaching notes.

Andy Stanley is a pastor, communicator, author, and the founder of North Point Ministries, Inc. (NPM). North Point Ministries was begun in 1995 with a single mission: to lead people into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ by creating environments where people are encouraged and equipped to pursue intimacy with God, community with insiders, and influence with outsiders. Each Sunday, over 20,000 adults attend worship services at one of NPM's three campuses. Andy's books include Making Vision Stick, Communicating for a Change, Next Generation Leader, and It Came From Within. Andy lives in Alpharetta, Georgia, with his wife, Sandra, and their three children. To learn more about Andy and NPM, visit www.northpoint.org.