Spiritual Decluttering: Sparking Joy That Lasts
There’s something refreshing about having a new baby right around the start of a new year. My second child, Declan Clark, was born almost three…
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Perspectives on Leadership from Artios Christian College
John: High Christology of the Gospels – Part 4
Background and Scope The purpose of this series is to explore a supposed rift in how Jesus is depicted in the Gospels. As many scholars…
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Luke: High Christology of the Gospels – Part 3
Background and Scope This is part of a series exploring how Jesus is depicted in the Gospels. Many scholars have noted that John’s Gospel proclaims…
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Matthew: High Christology of the Gospels – Part 2
Background and Scope This is part of a series exploring how Jesus is depicted in the Gospels. Many scholars have noted that John’s Gospel proclaims…
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Mark: High Christology of the Gospels – Part 1
From its declaration that “the Word was God” to Thomas’ worship of Jesus as “My Lord and my God!” John’s Gospel proclaims a majestically high…
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How to Set SMARTER Goals for the New Year
It’s that time of year again. A time when many of your friends and family talk about the resolutions they’ve made for the new year.…
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Lead Up’s Top Posts of 2018: Everyday Christians Embracing Leadership
It’s hard to believe that 2018 is coming to a close. Lead Up has explored a wide range of topics. From articles on how to…
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The Doctrine of the Incarnation: A Historical Exploration – Part 3
The Christian orthodox doctrine of the Incarnation makes a rather stunning and unique claim. This doctrine states that the eternal Son of God became a…
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The Doctrine of the Incarnation: A Historical Exploration – Part 2
The Christian orthodox doctrine of the Incarnation makes a rather stunning and unique claim. This doctrine states that the eternal Son of God became a…
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The Doctrine of the Incarnation: A Historical Exploration – Part 1
The Christian orthodox doctrine of the Incarnation makes a rather stunning and unique claim. This doctrine states that the eternal Son of God became a…
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Acts of Service Aren’t Enough, Thankfully
Growing up, my elementary school implemented a merit system. Every staff member carried around little yellow pieces of paper called “bobcat awards” that motivated students…
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The Leadership Conversation: What does Communion with God Look Like?
“Communion with God” is a phrase that gets thrown around a lot in Christian circles. This idea has a tendency to sound super spiritual, but…
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