We Need to Study God (And Here’s How)
“There weren’t a lot of books on leadership in those days. So I studied leadership by reading biographies of leaders like Abraham Lincoln and…
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Perspectives on Leadership from Artios Christian College
It’s Not Okay for Kids to be Bored in Church
I baptized my three oldest kids in 2015. It’s incredible to watch them worship together with the local body of Christ they’ve become a part…
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Leadership Essentials: Christ-Centered Character
We all remember the childhood game Follow the Leader. Whatever the leader does, you do. Wherever the leader goes, you go. We all understand leadership…
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Leadership Essentials: Contemplation of God’s Heart
Reggie McNeal wrote “Christian leaders who stay online with Jesus are shaped by the heart of God.”[ref]Reggie McNeal, A Work of Heart: Understanding How God Shapes…
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Leadership Essentials: Character and Spiritual Leadership
Can you imagine a church leader who lacks personal character? Who gossips, who lies, or who cannot be trusted to keep his promises? Can you…
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Christ-Centered Rest on Sabbath is for Pastors, Too
Exhausted from a long, demanding day, Joseph feels his body begin to release stress and his mind struggle to let go of its seemingly endless…
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Leadership Essentials: Clarity of Vision
In 1966, Star Trek first aired on television. It featured gadgets such as the communicator, wireless earpieces, the hypospray, and the medical tricorder. Fifty years…
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Leadership Essentials: Embrace Contentment
According to Webster’s Dictionary the definition of content (adjective) is “satisfied with what one is or has, not wanting more or anything else.”[ref]Def. 2. Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate…
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5 Simple Ways to Increase Sabbath School Attendance
Most Sabbath School teachers share a common frustration: low attendance. They feel like their congregation would benefit from Sabbath School class, but fewer than half…
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Tonight We Remember (A Reflection on the Lord’s Supper)
Dishes pile up, noisy disagreements echo off of toddler-decorated walls, my newsfeed baits and agitates and broadcasts destruction and heartache. I pick yet another wayward…
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