Seeing Myself More Clearly
Problems for Christian leaders (and really, any leader) don’t typically start with...
Larry and the Lessons of Long-Term Rewards
Being a leader has tough moments, but plenty of rewards too. There is the joy of helping people to reach their potential or to press on to...
Leaders: Some Ways to Know If You Truly Grasp the Gospel
In the early 1900s, engineers building the Brooklyn Bridge faced a crucial challenge. They had to sink massive caissons into the riverbed,...
Mission Update – Stretching Borders at RDH
Spring 2025 From the very beginning, God has always been faithful to surprise me. His providence...
Mission Update: Stretching Borders at RDH
From the very beginning, God has always been faithful to surprise me. His providence doesn’t come with a warning label—only an...
Easter: Paving the Path for Our Homecoming
Recently I was in Chattanooga, Tennessee—the hometown of my friend. He told me, “You have to go up to Lookout Mountain.” So I did....
God’s Surprising Wisdom in Waiting
Smooth rocks are marvelous things. I remember a day at the seashore when one of the young boys in...
God’s Glory is a Person
To be a leader we must embrace a paradox. Good leaders pursue glory. Those of us who have been taught that any pursuit of glory is...
Our Dance with “Distinction”
I feel it. You probably do as well. Regardless of where we are called to lead, we want our efforts to be fruitful; to make a difference. So...
How Risk Resuscitates Us
Risk is ironic. We need it, but rarely choose it voluntarily. Sure, there are the occasional few...
