Jesus Wept: The Big Hope in the Shortest Verse
The backstory of those two words is one of pain and tragedy.
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From Gang Warlord to Evangelist: The Radical Transformation of Nicky Cruz
The story of Nicky Cruz is a visceral journey from "prison, the electric chair, and hell" to a life of global ministry. Born into a family steeped in occult spiritualism and surviving severe childhood abuse, Cruz became the notorious warlord of the Brooklyn street gang, the Mau Maus. His life took a dramatic turn when a "skinny country preacher" named David Wilkerson introduced him to a love stronger than any adversary. Now 83, Cruz continues to share his guttural and authentic story of how the Gospel broke through the walls of his heart to create a "brand new creation".
What Is Healthy Venting as a Staff?
Below are six best practices that have helped me vent in a constructive manner as an employee. Sharing in case they help you, your team and your organization move towards a healthier place.
4 Signs of Unhealthy Volunteer Teams
Every leader wants healthy volunteers who are reaching their full potential.
How the Trinity Shapes Our Pursuit of Christian Mission
Our mission is rooted in the reality of the Trinity and how it shapes our pursuit of Christian mission.
5 Essential Tips for Leading a Remote Team
In the newest report from ADP Research Institute, “two-thirds (64%) of the workforce would consider looking for a new job if they were required to return to the office full time.”
A Seedling Church Plant Grows from the Ukraine War
A Lausanne staff member and her husband share their story of fleeing Belarus and Ukraine, and starting a church plant for refugees in Poland.
When Should I Submit to Those I Lead?
Seriously. Good leadership involves empowerment. It’s delegating authority and allowing people to grow in their responsibility. So, when I have the opportunity, I’ll let people make decisions without my input.
How to Help Friends in the Midst of Suffering
Reaching out in these seemingly small ways will make a big difference.
Multiplication Beyond 2022—Looking at the Essentials
Take a walk with us back to March 2020. One by one, venues where people gathered began closing their doors: restaurants, hair salons, gyms—even churches. Now, the churches are gathering again, but things have not returned to how they used to be. Online services and meetings are still “full.” Tithes and giving are down. People … Continued
