Faith calls us higher. But before it lifts us up, it humbles us down. It breaks the shell of our self-sufficiency, dismantles our independence, and calls forth transformation from the inside out. This
Continue readingHabakkuk was deeply troubled by the state of his nation. The righteous remnant of Judah mourned the wicked deeds of their fellow tribesmen during Josiah’s reign. With widespread sin in Jerusalem
Continue readingThroughout Christian history—especially in the modern era—various individuals and movements have confidently predicted the timing of the Rapture or the visible return of Jesus Christ. These predictions
Continue reading“I know the plans I have for you. Plans to prosper you and not to harm you. Plans to give you hope and a future.” — Jeremiah 29:11 Jesus bore His soul and gave His life. Then he resurrected and
Continue readingLeadership isn’t a sprint to the spotlight—it’s a process of growing deep before reaching wide. In Christian leadership, fruitfulness comes from depth. The most impactful leaders are those who cultivate
Continue readingLeadership Lessons from Nature: How Eagles Teach Us to Lead and Inspire As a teenager in the seventies, I lived at Glacier National Park in Montana, where nature’s beauty was always on display. One
Continue readingYears ago, after finishing lunch with colleagues at a conference in Reno, I began strolling back to the meeting, casually meandering through the sea of slot machines. The flashing lights and
Continue readingMoses’ life is divided into three 40-year periods, as described in the Bible (Acts 7:23, 7:30; Deuteronomy 34:7), spanning from his birth in 1526 BC to his death in 1406 BC (based on the early Exodus
Continue readingTaking ownership of your dream is like finding your own “sweet spot” and maximizing it to add value to others. What you are passionate about? What activity inspires you and compels you to improve
Continue readingWe’ve all heard the phrase, “Birds of a feather flock together.” It speaks to a powerful truth—who we spend time with shapes who we become. People naturally gravitate toward others
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