Celebrating Unsung Heroes
When my mother died, there were many strong women who stepped up to support me throughout my life.
Tag: Natasha Sistrunk Robinson
The Inescapable Question: Do I Have Something to Die For?
In the year of the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., I'm faced with the question of what I would die for.
How Churches Can Respond to the Crisis at the Border
Children are being separated from their families, threatened and assualted at the U.S. border. Here is what you can do.
Time: The Essential Investment
It's easy to get caught up in the busyness of everyday life, but there's one priority we can't compromise: people.
When Women Remain Silent
“You must create a safe environment for women to speak up with the loving care and support necessary to get free.”
3 Elements of Disciplemaking
Jesus has made it possible for us to reflect God's original desire for his creation.
4 Actions of Leaders Who Have Integrity
“Integrity is a moral action—it is what you consistently do, even when no one is watching.”
How to Shape and Maintain a Kingdom Vision
“If we aren’t intentional in our leadership, we will drift. We will look up one day and find that we that lack vision.”
What Does Christlike Hospitality Look Like in the Church?
“Where Christ shows up in the world is when ordinary people like you and me open our hearts and homes.”
3 Growth Traits of Great Church Leaders
“Our current place in American history requires an actively informed and engaged Christian witness.”