Whether you liked economics class in school or not, if you want to be a good steward of God’s resources, you need to think like an economist. Maximizing...
Grandma smiled at Zach and Maggie. “So, here’s the letter to my grandparents when they were missionaries in the Congo. I’ll read it for you.” She began slowly...
In my previous posts (part 1 and part 2), we discussed the importance of having a balance of both hard and soft skills as leaders and employees in...
Love at work – is that allowed? This question launched a lengthy blog discussion a few years ago. Since then, I’ve had the pleasure of talking with a...
Previously, we discussed the importance of having a balance of both hard and soft skills as leaders and employees in today’s job market. Developing these skills gives us...
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...
Editor’s Note: Russell Gehrlein was a guest on the radio program, Community Bridge, a Family Radio Network program and podcast on January 4, 2021. Below is a partial...
In Western contexts haunted by the ghosts of Christendom, going public with Christian faith, let alone Christian worship, seems absurd and unthinkable. Attempts to repristinate ancient stational liturgies...
On a previous Martin Luther King Jr. day, I was made aware of one of Dr. King’s sermons called “The Three Dimensions of a Complete Life.” He delivered...
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