In a previous post I discussed how God’s mission for each of us is wherever he has put us, not necessarily on the other side of the world....
It’s January 1. You’ve probably already heard that perennial question: “What are your goals for the year?” May I speak frankly? We leaders get frustrated with annual plans...
Every leader has moments of intense loneliness and fear. Consider the example of Joshua. Joshua was one of the great leaders in Jewish history. He began as an...
When I first read James Davison Hunter’s To Change the World a couple months ago, I found his argument that the true nature of cultural change is more...
A couple weeks ago, our senior editor, Greg Ayers, asked me to write a review of a new book he received. Great! I imagined a hot new book...
Leaders need to be men and women of prayer. Paul’s counsel to the Thessalonians in 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 is for everyone, but leaders must set the pace: Rejoice...
We’ve all seen them: inspirational posters in the hallways extolling the company values. They often feature things like integrity, innovation, teamwork, customer service, etc. Years ago, I encountered...
“You can’t judge me!” The guy on the plane was screaming at me so loudly that the flight attendant came over to check on us. “You can’t judge...
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The Top Quotes from the Pope’s Address to Congress
Yesterday, I stood on the Capitol lawn with 50,000 others to watch the Pope’s address to Congress over a live Jumbotron feed. His speech was both encouraging and...