How Character Erodes—And What to Do About It
Before the final visible explosion, there are many hidden implosions that erode a leader's moral foundation.
Books
How Should We Respond to Globalization?
The world is changing fast. Are we being mindful about whether the world is looking more like God intended?
Engaging Globalization
Bryant L. Myers: The Poor, Christian Mission, and Our Hyperconnected World
The Tech-Wise Family
Andy Crouch: Everyday Steps for Putting Technology in Its Proper Place
What Is So Good About Technology?
In many ways, technology is the most astonishingly good example of the fruit our image bearing was meant to produce—if it can help us become the persons we were meant to be.
Discipleship: Built for Relationship
Jesus showed us that making disciples is about forming relationships.
The Disciple Maker’s Handbook
Bobby Harrington and Josh Patrick: Seven Elements of a Discipleship Lifestyle
The Pursuit of a Different Kind of Happiness
The happiness the world encourages us to pursue is fleeting. It's time to seek a happiness that's not contingent on positive circumstances.
The Science of Virtue
Mark McMinn: Why Positive Psychology Matters to the Church
The Quiet Practice of Solitude and Secrecy
Solitude is uncomfortable and takes practice. That's OK. It's worth it to cultivate intimacy with God.
