One of the most beautiful characteristics of the church is its diversity, and this diversity includes unique skill sets within local congregations. Special Gifts Within the Body of...
As I step into the role of President of the Institute for Faith, Work & Economics (IFWE), I do so with immense gratitude and a deep sense of...
As the chairman of the board for the Institute for Faith, Work & Economics (IFWE), I write to share an exciting new chapter in our journey—a chapter marked...
Earlier this year, Barna published the second volume of “The State of Pastors,” a comprehensive analysis of the health and vitality of pastoral ministry in the United States....
The Roman soldier, a centurion living in Capernaum, came to Jesus begging him to heal his servant. Jesus was willing to come to his home, but the soldier...
Being a “strong leader” is deeply misunderstood in today’s world. We live in a unique historical moment in which autocratic-style leaders have risen to power in many nations....
Recently, I was inspired as I listened to a brief given by a senior army officer who shared how the U.S. Army manages assignments for officers and enlisted...
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...
Author’s note: This is part two of an article that will explore the long conversation Moses had with God at the burning bush. Moses expressed five doubts about...
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