How to Lead Gen Z In the Workforce
In the past, we have taken time to speak about millennials, and how you can lead them well and retain them within your church or organization. And now,...
God on a Baseball Diamond
At a fund-raising dinner for a school that serves learning-disabled children, the father of one of the school’s students delivered a speech that would...
9 Things I’ve Learned About Leadership from My Family
eadership starts at home. How you love and lead at home has a dramatic effect on how you love and lead in the church....
Getting Rid of the Stench
Years ago, when my kids were young, my wife and I had a date night to remember… and not in the best way. We...
A Fresh Perspective of the Christmas Story: Through the Lens of Adoption
This is an older post that you might find helpful as you prepare for this Christmas. It is an abbreviated text of my 2009 Christmas...
Mother’s Blessing
As a mother, from my heart to yours, I choose to bless you in this way:
May you reach the purpose for which you were...
Fathering a Daughter In the Complexity of This World
I’ve been reading a book lately called Strong Fathers, Strong Daughters by Meg Meeker. Some of the statistics this book spells out are truly...
I Just Popped the Question . . . & She Said Yes!
Yep. It’s true. I’m engaged! I know for MOST of you this comes as a complete surprise so let me back up and tell you...
Wrestling with Faith and Expectations
REST, MARGIN & SABBATH
I’ve been jotting down some thoughts on how to heal from tragedy, trauma, loss and I certainly don’t feel like I’m...
Around a Kitchen Island
AROUND A KITCHEN ISLAND
I had the privilege last week of sharing a meal with Daniel and Brittney Brooker. If you don’t know their story,...