3 Ways to Lead Through Times of Fear & Uncertainty
"We have never seen anything like this."
At the time of this writing, the COVID-19 Virus has been labeled a “pandemic”, businesses are suspending operations...
Pastoral Care During the Current Normal
Pastoral care doesn’t stop during a crisis. Care may now be more critical than ever! I am not implying that ONE pastor needs to...
More Than Meets the Eye
“Trials teach us what we are; they dig up the soil and let us see what we are made of.” —Charles Spurgeon
I agree with Charles...
When Addiction Is a Good Thing
If you know my wife, you know how much she loves coffee. To her, it’s a non-negotiable. She has to have three cups every...
3 Reasons to Return to In-person Work As Soon As Possible
For the past two years, you haven’t had much of a say in where you and your staff worked. Hopefully, moving forward into 2022,...
Margin for Your Body
Had a great time in Grand Rapids last week and a busy weekend. I had six hours of driving Thursday, eight Friday (plus teaching),...
Seizing Back to School Gospel Moments
It has already started. Emails from school districts, school supply lists at your local Walmart and Target, shiny new shoes, and lunch box and...
4 Urgent Tasks of Great Leaders
Every leader has a title; not every leader has impact.
In my book Measuring Success, I share how twenty years ago, some of the...
Possibility Thinking, Part Two
Last week, I wrote about the power of Possibility Thinking, and the three things it helps you escape. In that post, I told you...
3 Ways to Love Your Position
he longer you’re in a leadership position, the easier it can be to begin to feel disillusioned with everything. You get tired of the...