Who Controls Your Butter? Reflections on Spiritual Accountability
The important business of spiritual accountability is a personal commitment to account to others for our actions.
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Perspectives on Leadership from Artios Christian College
Why History Matters in Leadership
One of the courses that most surprised me in seminary was cultural theology.
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Reaching Our Redemptive Potential: An important lesson from the life of Moses
I wasn’t prepared for this statement: “Moses was an amazing leader who never reached his redemptive potential.” I was half asleep, listening to religious TV,…
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Are You an Emotionally Healthy Leader?
“Be sure to secure your own mask before assisting others.” You’ve heard this instruction about oxygen masks every time you are waiting for your airplane…
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A Biblical Expedition
The Scriptures of both the Old and New Testaments are alive and active (Heb. 4:12).
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Give Thanks, Share Jesus
I pray that every member of the Church of God (Seventh Day) will gladly volunteer to be one of the laborers, that we will begin…
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They Finished Well
And how grateful we are to Pastor Jack, to Dr. Stanley, and to Tim Keller, for their example, for finishing with their torch still lit,…
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My Problem with Poetry
Each of the poetic books of the Bible has a unique theme. Together they round out our picture of God in the contexts of real…
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The Ministry of Walking Alongside Those in Need
I heard my inner voice repeatedly telling me to keep it together, but his tears and quivering lower lip pushed me over the edge. A…
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Preaching—What’s the Point?
There are an estimated 380,000 churches in the United States. In the vast majority of these churches, the pulpit and the sermon take center stage…
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