Loneliness in Leadership: Lonely at the Top
Creating a support network outside of our vocational spaces is mission-critical for the mental, spiritual and physical health of leaders, addressing loneliness in leadership.
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What Is God’s Common Grace?
Another thing I appreciate about God's common grace is its irony. God gives atheists not only food to eat and air to breathe, but also the very minds and wills and logic that they use to argue against him.
The Psychological Keys to Encouraging Generosity
Two significant processes in our brains that influence generosity
When Best Friends Go Their Separate Ways: When friendship falls apart
Friendships are precious to me—worth fighting for, praying about, and working through. Yet when friendship falls apart, I’ve learned that healing and forgiveness can guide you toward hope.
The Key to Being Present for Your Family
It’s Not as Much About How Much You Work, But When
How Do You Define Masculinity?
There seems to be more confusion than ever about what it means to define masculinity. The Kens of the world really don’t know what it means to be a Ken.
John K. Jenkins Sr.: Wisdom From a Life of Ministry
Wisdom From a Life of Ministry offers insight: The kingdom of God is made up of failed people who make mistakes. We should put our trust in the principles of Scripture, in the teachings of God.
Why You Don’t Need to Be ‘Gifted’ to Share Your Faith
Don\'t wait on the gift. Be the gift to someone else, and remember you can share your faith.
Listening to People Who Are Different
The fact is listening to people who are different. They think differently, have different desires and, thankfully have different ideas. The way they process and share those ideas are often different from the leader.
Does Your Work Bring a Soul-Deep Excitement?
Calling is a soul-deep excitement, driven by an awareness that your life was designed by God to make a difference.
