When the Church Faces Mental Illness
How should the church handle mental illness? Protecting the flock while welcoming the hurting takes courage, compassion, and wisdom.
Biblical leadership for pastors and everyday leaders: character over charisma, faithfulness in hardship, and practical wisdom for leading people well.
How should the church handle mental illness? Protecting the flock while welcoming the hurting takes courage, compassion, and wisdom.
Looking back on my camp ministry days, I’m grateful for the blessings of creation, adventure, and family that shaped my walk with Christ.
Cycling taught me three lessons about perseverance that apply to faith and leadership.
Protecting children in the church is urgent. Every leader must take action now to safeguard those in our care.
Her quiet strength saved us from a battle I didn’t need to fight.
A bass player’s cancer story and worship moment showed me how God takes the spotlight in our darkest seasons.
A simple moment with my son reminded me how deeply I need the presence of my Heavenly Father.
Change can feel uncomfortable, but it’s often necessary for growth. Just like losing a tooth.
Compassion isn’t weakness. It’s the mark of great leadership.
Break out of spiritual autopilot with four questions that transform routine into a daily mission of faith, love, and purpose.
A small mindset shift can transform your work ethic and daily motivation.
Criticism can hurt but it sharpens our character as believers.