Fan Your Love for Jesus into a Flame
Do I love Jesus? There’s no more important question to ask ourselves. And nothing more important to cultivate than our love for our Savior.
Mark Altrogge
Archive
Be one. Build many.
Mark Altrogge
We Are Resurrected with Him – Part 2
Listen to our new episode of In the Word with Malcolm Webber.
Malcolm Webber
We Are Related
They don’t speak my language. I don’t speak theirs. I live very differently and my habits are very different from theirs. But in many ways, we are very similar.
Elaine Vitikainen
Dennis Fletcher A Design for Moving Past a Purely Academic Knowledge of Scripture
Do you struggle with having only an academic knowledge of Scripture? This holistic design will help.
Malcolm Webber
How to Experience Joy – Video
How do you find joy even through the difficult times of ministry?
Francis Chan
Practical Lessons in Marriage and Leadership
My wife and I wanted to share some more thoughts about what we’ve learned in our past 10 years of marriage (and leadership) about keeping our relationship strong.
Adrian Pei
How to Survive 10 Years of Marriage (and Leadership!)
On our 10-year anniversary, my wife and I discuss our biggest lessons about longevity in relationships and leadership.
Adrian Pei
Brent Is Caring a Weakness in Leadership?
As Rick James once wrote, “Effective leadership is not simply about skills, qualifications, titles, positions or even responsibilities; it is actually about who we are and how we relate to God and to other people.“ What kind of leader are you?
Elaine Vitikainen
The World Is Not Changed by People Who Think
Sailing seems to be only action: flying over the water, leaping over the white crests, slicing through the sea spray. But without thoughtful consideration the boat won’t take you where you want to go. The world is not changed by people who think. The world is changed by people who act. The world is changed well by people who think and [...]
Malcolm Webber
The Christian and the Law
Why do Christians need an understanding of the law? Find out in this brief excerpt from The Christian and the Law, by Malcolm Webber.
Malcolm Webber
4 Things I Wish I Could Do Over as a Parent
We have three grown kids, one grandson, and one grandchild on the way. We love all of our kids and they love us. As I reflect over my parenting years, I’d give myself a solid “B+” in the parenting department. But, I also would have parented differently in several ways.
Charles Stone
Jeremiah: Seeing and Saying the Hard Truths
Jeremiah himself was in a position to be brutally honest. Let’s take a look at some of the truths God gave him before we dive into exactly how he shared those truths.
Chris Wheeler
How to be Patient
So how do we learn patience? Patience is about love and value. The more we love others, the easier it is to be patient with them. The more we value and respect someone, the longer it takes them to get on our nerves.
Tyler Edwards
We Are Resurrected with Him – Part 1
Listen to our new episode of In the Word with Malcolm Webber.
Malcolm Webber
Enough Faith for Today
“Therefore do not be anxious, saying, ‘What shall we eat?’ or ‘What shall we drink?’ or ‘What shall we wear?’… Your heavenly Father knows that you need them all.” (Matthew 6:31-32)
Skye Jethani
7 Questions Leaders Avoid Asking Other Leaders, But Shouldn’t!
As a leader, having routine conversations to collect feedback about what you can do to become a better leader can be uncomfortable at times – at least when the person you’re seeking feedback from is either your boss or peer.
Robert McMillan
Transformational Thinking
"Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength." (Mark 12:30)
Malcolm Webber
The Disappearing Leader
Everybody talks about leaders needing more boldness and confidence ‒ that we need to make a deeper difference in the world. But rarely addressed is the actual personal path leading us to this level of inner strength and impact. One of the most important elements of powerful leadership (the real game changer) is simply learning ... to [...]
Lynn Cerullo