Richard Foster points out in Celebration of Discipline that our flesh whines against serving others, but it screams against hidden service. We crave credit, recognition, and fame. The...
When the Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation of Milwaukee approached the Center for Neighborhood Enterprises (CNE) in 1995, they presented Robert L. Woodson, Sr. with a dilemma. At...
Last month, the world lost a remarkable man, Louis Zamperini. He was ninety-seven. Zamperini was on the track team at the University of Southern California and ran in...
The idols of power, success, and confidence in one’s abilities are familiar in the workplace. What about insecurity, the flip-side to these idols? It’s strange to think of...
Oscar the Grouch is possibly the most famous curmudgeon in the world. He is a bitter, grumpy, complaining trash can dweller. He gripes about everything that doesn’t suit...
A conversation is growing around how we interact with each other online. One of the biggest areas being discussed is that of online reviews and how we communicate...
Christians in the workplace often face difficult issues relating to the tension between faith and the public square. We don’t leave our beliefs outside when we enter the...
Captain James T. Kirk likes to get his way. In the 2009 movie reboot of Star Trek, while a cadet at Starfleet Academy, Kirk has to take a...
In Dante’s poem Inferno, a sign was posted on the gates of Hell that read: Abandon all hope, ye who enter here! Today many would suggest that the...
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