One of the greatest “sins” of international development and humanitarian work is paternalism. It comes with an attitude that “we from the West are better than the Rest.”...
Have you ever been tempted to put “ability to multitask” on your resume? In a society that places a high value on being able to do lots of...
Exploitation of the poor has been a part of our world since the Fall of man into sin. Using one’s power over another vulnerable person reveals the nature...
There is a connection between economic freedom and flourishing. Specifically, as Anne Bradley and Joseph Connors show in “Economic Freedom and the Path to Flourishing,” there is a...
If I asked you how often you prayed about your children and their futures, you might say, “Countless times every day!” But if I asked you how often...
The lunch room was the perfect place to fight. My high school cafeteria only had a couple windows allowing sunlight in, so it depended heavily on the massive...
“You don’t have to go to church to be a Christian.” This is something I saw posted on Facebook (go figure). Most of us have heard this statement...
While Christians believe work is a good thing in itself, we are also aware that it is not good to work unceasingly. We know from personal experience that...
I’d like you to re-read Jesus’s teaching to the disciples in John chapters 14, 15, and 16 through a leadership lens. Let’s think together about how abiding in...
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