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Why We Keep Singing Together: A Collective Response of Love to God

By Andrea Slawson
April 8, 2019

When I was in elementary school, I attended church with a friend quite often. I now know that she attended a Pentecostal church, totally flamboyant…

Why We Keep Singing Together: An Artios Roundtable Discussion

By Artios Magazine
April 1, 2019

For anyone who grew up participating in church communities, the act of singing is almost synonymous with worship. It’s what every congregation, regardless of…

12 Ways to Reduce Your Leadership Impact

By Chip Hinds
March 25, 2019

My intention is be a vibrant leader. But sometimes we learn leadership lessons the hard way.

Why You May Not Be Getting Enough Rest

By Amber Mann Riggs
March 18, 2019

For years, there has been this accusing voice in the back of my head telling me that no matter how much I’m doing, it’s…

What Our Stress Tells Us About Our Work

By Amber Mann Riggs
March 10, 2019

There are these little markers in my life that let me know when I’m not managing stress well. My patience with my kids tanks. I…

Resonant Leadership: 6 Tips for the Extroverted Leader

By Mary Meadows
March 4, 2019

Our culture is obsessed with extroverts. These friendly, sociable, outgoing people are idealized in the morning news, our social media feeds, and our work places.…

Quiet Influence: 6 Tips for the Introverted Leader

By Mary Meadows
February 25, 2019

Hi, my name is Mary, and I am an introvert. I am also a leader. If you had asked me what leadership meant 5 years…

Myths of Personality and Leadership

By Mary Meadows
February 18, 2019

Our lives are profoundly shaped by personality. It is the driving force behind our habits, social interactions, and inner psychology. Merriam-Webster defines personality as “the…