Tag: Character & Virtue

Conflict with coworkers is painful. The sting can be real with supervisors, clients, even remote business contacts. We’ve all felt wronged, haunted by hurts and hang-ups. We easily...

Labor Day, celebrated the first Monday in September, was created by the labor movement of the 19th century and is a yearly national tribute to the contributions workers...

Ask any secular American what Labor Day means to them, and he or she will likely say that it’s one last opportunity to relax and party at the...

You know the big questions of life: Who am I? Why am I here? How then shall I live? No matter how far we have come technologically, scientifically,...

Dear Christian College Student, Congratulations on reaching this exciting milestone—you’re headed to campus for the fall semester! Whether it’s your first year or your senior year, you’ve got...

Have you ever worked for a tough boss? I know I have. Have you ever had a coworker who drove you crazy? Me, too. Have you ever had...

Pride is an ever-present temptation for leaders. In the world’s eyes, pride in leadership may actually seem beneficial. Today, prideful leaders are often celebrated because they seem “successful.”...

In a culture full of pressure to conform to prevailing ideologies or be canceled, the timeless message of Daniel 3:18 and the phrase "But if not" should serve...

Our dining room table is stacked high with travel gear. Later today, I will unbury the cartop carrier and fasten it to our minivan’s roof. My wife has...

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