Difficult Decisions When you are leading, you often must make difficult decisions, decisions that involve several moving parts. One of those “parts” is almost always people, people who come with strengths and weaknesses, families, obligations,...
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Held Back By Yourself I have a friend, who I will name Alexa for privacy sakes, Alexa is a gifted friend of mine who can read faster than anyone I know while understanding the material,...
Above is a Roman legion within seconds of clashing with the enemy shield wall. Every soldier in the front line is practically guaranteed death. Yet, as we look to the far left of the image,...
Difficult Decisions When you are leading, you often must make difficult decisions, decisions that involve several moving parts. One of those “parts” is almost always people, people who come with strengths and weaknesses, families, obligations,...
In my last article we discussed the importance of proper beginnings and foundational settings. It was brought to light that the foundational cornerstone of Christendom is found in the Book of Genesis, and if that...
Can't help it - it's part of who I am. I absolutely love getting together with the body of Christ to worship, pray, sing, encourage, be encouraged, hear the Word preached, and seek to glorify...
Implications of the Genesis Account In the beginning – infamous words that have shaped the ages of history. So this is where mankind began, this is the start, and this is where we find understanding...
When I got to the coffee shop that morning she was at the counter telling the counter person she wanted some of the Red Plate of Cookies. My friend that I was having coffee with...
You've probably heard this term used before, whether just once or all over the place. Some places restrict their volunteers or employees in fear of the dreaded burnout; others beg people to take on more...
YES! People tend to be surprised if they discover one or more leaders in their community are current or former homeschool students. A common assumption is that homeschooled kids have so little exposure or involvement...
