Leading Toward Change: A Practical Obedience
The Spring of 1994 was a crisis of faith for me. The footage of the Rwandan genocide was destroying a part of my soul that I was, at that time, unable to name. I was a passionate 25-year-old who w...
People are interesting. Not long ago, I was sitting at my regular breakfast place, planning the week, checking my email, making notes for a couple of projects—normal stuff. Then, in walks a youn...
What My Gym App Taught Me About Discipleship at Churches
Working out can feel more like a chore than self-care. You must go to the gym. You must figure out what exercises you will do. Two years ago, I downloaded an app literally called, “Workout.” They...
5 Tips for Parents of Graduates
The following excerpt was provided by Steve Graves, author, leadership strategist, and consultant for Business Owners and Entrepreneurs. 300 feet. 2 seconds. These numbers may not mean much to you...
Easter to Every Day: The Resurrected Life
Last week, we celebrated the resurrection of Jesus, the greatest moment in history. While reflecting on that world-changing fact, I’ve been reminded that Easter is not just a moment in the past...
A few years ago, my mom bought me an album called “The Art of Celebration.” Yeah…my mom still buys me music. But that’s not the point. What I love about the album is that it captures the very esse...
“They ate their food with joyful and sincere hearts, praising God and enjoying the favor of all the people.” – Acts 2:46-47 As children of God, it is important to consistently set aside time to re...