5 Ways to Build Character for Long-Term Leadership
How to go the distance as a leader without having a catastrophic moral failure.
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The Number of Books You Read Is Largely Irrelevant, Emphasizing Quality Over Quantity in Reading
It’s not the number of books you read, but rather the quality over quantity in reading and how well you read them.
3 Truths About God’s Amazing Grace
God’s amazing grace is freely given and transformative, daily teaching us to walk in the way of godliness more and more.
7 Lessons Learned While Leading Change Well
It’s difficult to know the perfect time to make a change, but doing the right thing at the wrong time can end up being the wrong thing – no matter how much change is needed, especially when you are focused on leading change well.
What To Do When You Fail at Evangelism
As with anything in life, there will be times when we fail in evangelism. This is how we should respond.
2 Keys to Overcoming Worry and Anxiety
What to do when you can’t stop wringing your hands
Don’t Carry the Weight of Ministry Alone
Addressing the chronic stress that is burning many pastors out
Stay Here: Two Brothers’ Mission to Make Gen Z Suicide Prevention Free
"I don’t think we do a good job talking about depression, anxiety and suicide [in the church]. We need to have conversations with people and listen to their stories." —Jonah Coyne Gen Z suicide prevention is an urgent topic that this story explores.
Colorful Compassion
What Jesus praised as the very paragon of love is compassion across boundaries of difference.
There’s a Battle Raging
We must open our eyes to the battle and get in the fight. Satan has taken far too many of our neighbors, co-workers, classmates, family members, and friends as captives.
