Speaking the Truth in Love (Even When It’s Awkward)
Speaking the truth in love will often cost you something, but it will cost you more if you don’t.
Speaking the truth in love will often cost you something, but it will cost you more if you don’t.
Do you recognize any of these in yourself or your team?
This week, when you drive away from the same place at the same time that you always do, don’t just drive away. And don’t settle for “fine.” Take a few minutes and ask yourself some questions that invite reflections after worship.
The church started out multiethnic. This discussion addresses ethnic disunity in church dynamics and unity.
What a leader should look like according to the Bible
When your growth stagnates, it's often an opportunity to discover new things about yourself and your church.
I have the entirety of God’s Word in my language and in my hands, and I can open any copy freely without threat to my life. I’m privileged to have God’s Word, to be able to read God’s Word, and to proclaim God’s Word.
The racial reckoning that’s been happening across the country has been critically important, but if we let it wane, it will be for nothing.
If the failure is going to derail the progress of everyone on the team, or the recovery is going to be greater than the teaching experience, I’m likely to rescue them.
Character is not so much what I do when no one is looking as it is what we do for others in their presence, a reflection of the pursuit of virtue.