I’ve been exploring the topic of hospitality as it relates to the call to community, and several sources have been great food for thought (no pun intended). Some,...
Solomon, David’s son and the third king of Israel, was known for being richer and wiser than any other king in history. The story of how he came...
Last month our family went to see the revival of Steven Schwarz’s musical Pippin as an early birthday present for my oldest daughter, who loves the theater. Pippin...
“It’s like pee in the pool – you don’t get it back.” That’s one way I coach kids and young adults about the risks of using Facebook and...
This blog is the second in a three-part series on entrepreneurship and the distinct opportunities inherent in creating entrepreneurial organizations. In the first part, we looked at entrepreneurship...
Tony Nasrallah heard the news, but it did not compute. A plane went down in Denver, Colorado with his wife and kids on board. He caught the next...
Sometimes job changes occur out of necessity; one job ends and we need to find a new one to pay the bills. In other cases, we can...
I was reminded of two very important things this week when morning TV show host Kathie Lee Gifford, whose normally humorous and boisterous style was dampened by the...
We cannot give what we do not have. It makes sense, right? Materially, of course we literally cannot give something that we don’t possess. We cannot participate in...
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