Leadership is often misunderstood. We tend to hold up some caricature of a leader and then decide if we want to be that. More times than not, the...
In recent years, many churches have adopted popular business and leadership practices to make their operations more efficient. These practices have helped them develop stronger administrative structures, better...
Hezekiah had been a good king. It might not have been so. His father had been the evil king, Ahaz, and Hezekiah might easily have continued in that...
There is no lack of information available for best leadership practices. A quick Google search of the word leadership turns up countless results, ranging from leadership personalities to...
In my last post, I laid out some basic biblical guidelines for employers and employees to follow at work. Now, I will share a few additional principles that...
In Business for the Glory of God, Wayne Grudem shares this important insight: Employer/employee relationships provide many opportunities for glorifying God. On both sides of the transaction, we...
Earlier this summer, our friends at Common Good Magazine published an article offering “5 Ways to Practice Economic Wisdom,” with practical suggestions like saving money and supporting local...
While it wasn’t my intention to write a series, here is what may be viewed as the third installment in a series on work as an apologetic. My...
Canadian psychologist, author, and podcaster, Jordan Peterson was in the news again recently for causing confusion over whether or not he considers himself a Christian. Now, Peterson is...
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