Leadership

We live in a very loud society. There is always something playing in the background: a television, a stereo, or a radio. We constantly put on our headphones or plug in our earbuds to pump in our own playlist or a podcast. I think that one of the master keys to developing spirituality is learning

Looking for Jesus in the Hebrew Scriptures is an interesting and rewarding study. The saying, “In the Old Testament concealed, in the New Testament revealed,” hints at the fact that a student of the Scriptures is going to have to dig a bit if they want to see Jesus in the Old Testament. This article

“Do not banish me from your presence, and don’t take your Holy Spirit from me.” King David never did things half way. As a youth, he took on and defeated a seasoned nine foot warrior who was taunting Israel’s God. As the king who brought the Ark of God back to Jerusalem, he personally led

As leaders, it is easy to fall into the trap of thinking that our job is to define what reality is for our organization. In fact, it is much more important to reveal possibility than it is to just to tell everyone what is going on. Most of our people are smart enough and perceptive

“To succeed in life, you need two things: ignorance and confidence.” Mark Twain This seems like a contradictory message but if you think about it, it really does make sense. I don’t know anyone who has the complete vision for their life. Most of us know where we would like to go and what we

The theology and doctrine of angels is an often neglected area of Christian theology and study. Most systematic theologies list angelology as one of the major categories of study, yet it is often overlooked when we discuss doctrine. A theological definition of angels is that they “are spiritual beings created by God to serve Him,