As life continues to reopen and return to our new normal, it would be good to consider what lessons we have learned in this abbreviated but enforced sabbath.
This week, we sit down with Scott Harrison, CEO of Charity Water, about the role trust plays in charity work.
This week, we continue our conversation with Joel and Sheila about being church leaders serving a majority Muslim area.
This week, we sit down with Joel and Sheila to talk about being church leaders serving a majority Muslim area.
During this past year, God has held my hand through an unexpected journey of experiences that have at times brought me to mountains of wonder and excitement, and at other times have led me into
When someone asks you what you’ve achieved in life, what do you say? If you’re like me, I naturally tend to rattle off my education, jobs, awards, and if I get desperate, even my mediocre
I have spent a few weekends over the past few months with the community of Good Works, Inc. in Athens, Ohio (www.good-works.net). This organization (which began in 1981) primarily cares for widows, children struggling with
With so many options in the area of leadership books, it can be hard to sort through what is good and what is, well, not as good. So if you’re looking for a few really
This week, we sit down with Gary Hoag to talk about encouraging Christian generosity.
If you have worked in a church for any length of time, you are keenly aware of people coming to the church for help. Churches are made up of people, and people are often in
Against the advice of Dionysius (ironically, the god of madness), Midas asked for the power to turn everything he touched to gold—to power, wealth, prestige. The next day he hugged his only daughter, turning her
I’m beginning the final lap of seminary, and there’s a common question that typically arises that goes something like this: What’s your plan post-graduation? Ah, yes. To be honest, the question frustrates me despite the
