Grandma and Grandpa’s house during the holidays was wonder-filled. Thanksgiving overflowed with stuffing, pies, and football. In the 1970s and 80s, their Christmas tree was extra-packed with eclectic,...
On the Friday before Christmas last year, my husband and I stood in front of a judge surrounded by several family members and close friends. This wasn’t our...
On the Feb. 13, 2015, episode of ABC-TV’s “Shark Tank,” my friend, Liz Bohannon, and her husband, Ben, presented their Ugandan-based footwear company—Sseko Designs—to the famous board of...
Most people would say that a business exists to produce shareholders’ value, or profits. This is a true statement of sorts, but can a nation thrive with this...
It’s election season in the U.S., and we are hearing a lot about voting. This reminds me of a public service announcement that I saw on television four...
Churches often teach people about “financial stewardship”—seeing the resources they possess as belonging to God and thus, they are accountable to him for their disposal. Churches need to...
As the second-generation owner of a commercial construction company near Washington, DC, I have explored the driving force behind my work. I prayed for a vision and landed...
Editor’s note: Read part 1 of Douglas Monroe’s tribute to Hugh Whelchel here and part 2 here. A Focus on Shalom When I think about Hugh, the word...
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