Servant leadership in the name of Jesus requires us to lead with both grace and truth. Study the gospel accounts of Jesus’s interactions and you see the mutual...
“It’s like pee in the pool – you don’t get it back.” That’s one way I coach kids and young adults about the risks of using Facebook and...
This blog is the second in a three-part series on entrepreneurship and the distinct opportunities inherent in creating entrepreneurial organizations. In the first part, we looked at entrepreneurship...
Have you ever been puzzled about the choices Jesus and the apostles made about how to spend their time and energy? They didn’t preach to everyone, didn’t heal...
Tony Nasrallah heard the news, but it did not compute. A plane went down in Denver, Colorado with his wife and kids on board. He caught the next...
David has his mighty men and attracted many skilled men to his camp. Most were great warriors, but David also had the benefit of the men of...
Leaders must master their words as they respond to others – especially when people say and do things which infuriate us, frustrate us, or grieve us. People are...
In a recent interview with Outcomes magazine, Gregory Thornbury, president of The King’s College in New York City, was asked what advice he had for Christian leaders seeking...
We were created to be in community, to encourage one another, and to live out life together. Hebrews 10:24-25 says it well (The Message translation): So let’s do...
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