Pastor Ed Young, Jr. serves as the leader of Fellowship Church, which he established in Grapevine, Texas, in 1990 and which has received extensive media attention as one of the most rapidly growing congregations in the nation. In addition, he is a popular author and speaker who shares his message with a worldwide audience through video sermons posted on his main website, and at additional sites such as CreativePastors.com. The Creative Pastors website showcases a variety of sermons and articles on topics that are relevant to today’s overworked and spiritually undernourished generation. Creative Pastors recently highlighted a two-part sermon series on the art of delegation, which has resonance beyond the business community. Delegation applies in marriage, family life, and personal management of time and finances. Learning to use it successfully, with an emphasis on God’s view of our lives, can open new paths to achieving the fulfillment he has designed for us. “The Big D” sermons demonstrate how individuals can turn the problem of “What if?” into “What is” through delegation and sustained inquiry. Readers may download this series, and others on equally relevant topics, as transcripts or MP3 files.

1. Ed Young, Jr. Addresses
“The Big D” of Delegation

2. Pastor Ed Young, Jr. serves as the leader of
Fellowship Church, which he established in
Grapevine, Texas, in 1990 and which has
received extensive media attention as one of
the most rapidly growing congregations in the
nation. In addition, he is a popular author and
speaker who shares his message with a
worldwide audience through video sermons
posted on his main website, and at additional
sites such as CreativePastors.com. The
Creative Pastors website showcases a variety
of sermons and articles on topics that are
relevant to today’s overworked and spiritually
undernourished generation.

3. Creative Pastors recently highlighted a two-part
sermon series on the art of delegation, which has
resonance beyond the business community.
Delegation applies in marriage, family life, and
personal management of time and finances.
Learning to use it successfully, with an emphasis
on God’s view of our lives, can open new paths to
achieving the fulfillment he has designed for us.
“The Big D” sermons demonstrate how individuals
can turn the problem of “What if?” into “What is”
through delegation and sustained inquiry. Readers
may download this series, and others on equally
relevant topics, as transcripts or MP3 files.