In the many vocational interviews I have done over the years, I have heard numerous stories about difficult bosses and strained relationships at work. Even in the organizations...
I used a hand plow as a kid. There’s a secret to plowing a straight row: Fix your attention at the far edge of the field, not the...
How important is character to a thriving workplace culture? Our executive director here at IFWE, Hugh Whelchel, has worked with several struggling companies that needed turning around. He...
Tuskegee, Alabama. February 4, 1913. Leona and James McCauley welcome their first child into the world, a girl they name after Leona’s mother, Rose. This year marks the...
On January 9, 2015, President Obama announced a proposal subsidizing two years of community college education for students who attend at least half the time and maintain a...
Jesus knew that some day his tiny band of followers would have authority over large groups of people. While he was with them, he taught them many lessons...
In a few weeks I’ll be presenting at Faulkner University’s annual conference for the Journal of Faith and the Academy. This year’s theme is “Ancient Words and Modern...
2014 was a year of many joys and many challenges for many people. I’m sure it was for you, and it certainly was for me. As a mother...
My daughters love musical theater. Thus it is no surprise that over the Christmas holiday we found ourselves at the cinema in a full theater watching Into...
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