In times of uncertainty and chaos, it is important and possible for all Christians to avoid worldly fearfulness and carnal foolishness.
Let us be encouraged that God has put a desire in our hearts for everything He desires of us.
We must recognize that an enemy lies within us.
This book by Marcus Buckingham and Ashley Goodall may challenge your leadership paradigms.
It is frustrating to discover something now that I really needed to know when I was 30.
How do you approach your task list? With or without God?
Have you considered that God knows our hearts?
We are settling for far less than we have been offered.
Even when I’m confronted by what I lack and how I fall short, God can still use this opportunity to provide encouragement.
Taking time to be quiet before the Lord may be a key way God equips you to tackle all that confronts you this week.
Our time on Earth is short. How do you lead in light of eternity?
Every spiritual discipline is ineffectual if we don’t know God’s voice and hear His Word.
I must stop avoiding conflicts that sharing the truth might create.
It should not surprise me that the story of Moses and the people of Israel include good workplace lessons.
Discover a deeper journey with God, and join Him in the good work He’s doing in and through your life.
Transitions are difficult, but they do not have to be defeating.
A disciple-maker should have quick answers.
Here are three points to better understand your carnal mind.
In your search for vision, strategy and purpose, here is one question leaders should keep in mind.
Consider these for knowing, hearing and understanding the Word of God.
