PReaching and Teaching

Encourage your leadership and church.

Current Capacity is limited to 6 Sundays a year.

  • Rooted and Rest

    Healthy followers of Christ are deeply rooted in Him and cultivate intentional rhythms of rest in their lives. Michael and Meg, who have four active children, are both former church planters and entrepreneurs.

    Their message about the importance of rest stems from their own experience of striving to live a Christ-filled life while often running on empty. They were trying to honor God at work, but it’s tough honor God through work while continually running on empty.

    This powerful message encourages everyone to embrace the gift of true rest and to recognize its transformative power. It’s not just about sleep; it’s about thriving daily—free from shame, anxiety, and fear.

    It’s about living each day with the peace of Christ, aligning our lives with His purpose and experiencing His abundant grace. Living lives rooted in Christ requires aligning our lives to His purpose, living in healthy community, and practicing the gift of reciprocity in relationships.

  • Work and Worship

    Every week, our churches are filled with inspiring people seeking to navigate life through the power of the Holy Spirit. However, many don’t realize how God desires to work through them in the places where they already are.

    When Christ followers understand that their work is an opportunity for worship, their perspective shifts from simply enduring the daily grind to embracing each day as a chance to make a Kingdom impact.

    Lives are transformed when the church begins to see the marketplace as a vital part of their ministry rather than a daily grind to make a living.

    This message explores Genesis 1-3 to encourage and remind us that we can worship through our daily work, and that our workplace is truly our ministry. When the marketplace becomes a space for discipleship, the church’s influence expands, and lives are changed.

  • Thriving Marriage

    Michael and Meg Brown co-preach an impactful and practical message that explores our identity in Christ and the essential principles for cultivating a healthy marriage based on Ephesians 5.

    They seamlessly weave personal stories, biblical truths, and lessons learned through high-pressure situations to inspire and equip couples to honor one another and Christ through their marriage.

    The big mindset shift Michael and Meg thanks to a brilliant counselor was they realized the difference between honoring and respecting. Am I honoring my spouse withy my …. That small shift changed how we communicate, support one another and set boundaries.

    One of the greatest gifts we can give our children is a healthy, Christ-centered marriage.

Michael’s Live in a few Paragraphs

Michael Brown is a husband, father, leadership practitioner, entrepreneur, author, and former church planter. Michael is a graduate of Ozark Christian College and served the church in vocational and Bi-vocational ministry for 18 years.

Michael views his work as a daily ministry to the marketplace and is passionate about helping everyone find purpose through serving Christ at home, work and in the community.

Michael and Meg have been married over 22 years. They have 4 children who keep them on their toes. They have had over 15 foster children in their home and had the opportunity adopt their little girl. His wife Meg brown leads the Behold Collective, a ministry training and equipping women to disciple women. She is currently pursuing her Doctorate at Asbury Seminary.

Currently Michael has over 15 years consulting, coaching, training, and implementing transformational leadership programs for senior-leaders at organizations such as Hershey, Goodwill, Kraft Heinz, Perdue Foods, Arkansas Children’s Hospital, and Hershey, to name a few.

Michael is an author, executive coach, and keynote speaker, addressing audiences from 50 to 2,000 leaders. He is a frequent guest speaker for national Sales meetings across the country.

While Michael continues leading Insight Leadership Group he looks forward to the opportunity to encourage you and your congregation.

Michael holds a B.A. from Ozark Christian College and a Master of Arts in Strategic Communication and Leadership from Seton Hall University. He is the Co-author of Followship: Servant Leaders Serving Leaders, which helps managers quickly strengthen relationships with their team members to serve their growth and development. He also served as an Emotional Intelligence adjunct instructor at the University of Arkansas. Michael is a Master Facilitator and is a recipient of the 40 under 40 award through Arkansas Business.

In his spare time, Michael coaches High School Soccer, Middle School Mountain Biking, and makes divots in fairways. On a slow weekend he spits woods and fires up the smoker for friends and family.