Long-view Leadership, Part 2: Long-view leaders “write it down”
“Write it down! You don’t really know what you believe until you put it in writing.” So said one of my mentors early on in …
“Write it down! You don’t really know what you believe until you put it in writing.” So said one of my mentors early on in …
I’m no leadership guru. I’m not even a leadership junkie. Most of the reading I’ve done on leadership has been for academic research. Or to …
The word syncretism isn’t in the Bible. It refers to mixing two things together that aren’t meant to be mixed, resulting in something entirely different. …
You are mowing your lawn, staring up at the sky, biking down the road, or lying on a lawn chair, or trying to go to …
The entirety of the Pastoral Epistles is really an extended discussion of the qualifications of elders and their duties toward God’s people. Limiting our understanding …
Any discussion about the qualifications of pastors/elders must begin with 1 Timothy 3 and Titus 1. These two significant passages provide lists of character qualities …
“We can’t plant a church there. We don’t have sponsorship and funding to do things for people to get them to come to church. No …
Is it legitimate to use Jesus and the accounts of His ministry as a pattern for cross-cultural missions? If a missionary understands that following Jesus …
“Our Scripture reading today is from Galatians 1:6–10,” the deacon behind the pulpit mumbled. Even as the pages rustled, the minds of the congregation wandered. …
When Baxter arrived, there were streets where only one family would worship the Lord on Sunday. When he left, there were streets where not one …