The Leadership Conversation: Why Should We Study Culture?
Culture is complex. Not only does the term encompass everything that makes up a unique society, but culture is constantly changing and evolving. In the…
Read MoreCulture is complex. Not only does the term encompass everything that makes up a unique society, but culture is constantly changing and evolving. In the…
Read MoreStanding in my next class’ doorway to hide from the wind, I first interacted with someone who would leave a tremendous impact on my life.…
Read MoreA top question job interviewers ask candidates is two-fold: First, what are your strengths? Second, what are your weaknesses? The first part of that inquiry…
Read MoreDo you identify as a leader? If you had asked me this question three years ago I would have called you crazy. I am an…
Read MoreWhen I was a little kid, my mother said at times, “I don’t want you playing with those kids. They’re fresh and you’ll only get…
Read More“What is your calling?” If we were visiting over tea, what would your gut response be? Would you think for a while before answering, or…
Read MoreOver the course of 2017, Artios Magazine has covered much ground and addressed some heavy issues! We’ve published articles on everything from changing diapers and…
Read MoreAs my sighs of longing join in the requiem for a groaning earth, I know I’m not alone. Together, our sighs compose a refrain of…
Read MoreThe millennium had barely turned when I first became acquainted with the labels that would define my generational identity. As researchers looked at the culture that…
Read MoreConflict is the key ingredient to every compelling story. Without it, there’s no plot. This ingredient captivates the audience’s attention. The more impossible the situation,…
Read MoreAll Christians have the capacity to influence the people around us to live in such a way that reflects Jesus’ heart for the world. It doesn’t…
Read MoreEvery Christian is a leader because every Christian influences someone. It's not about titles, it's about intentionally pointing to Christ in daily life.
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