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Christian Leadership
The single most important thing a leader can give their best people isn’t perks or even money; it’s a goal worth their time. That is an important point. Whether we accept the role or not, as Christians we are leaders. As Christians, we are watched, and people decide whether what we say we believe in is worth investing in. The Question So, the question is: Do we give them a goal worth their…
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Whose Side Are You On?
,Whose side are you on? I forgot the importance of that question. Today, as on many days, I struggle to make sense of my sin. I have a good life. I want for nothing essential. God has blessed me beyond my expectations. I am not rich by worldly standards, but I am rich enough. And yet I struggle much the way Paul did. The Challenge I have returned from a very trying trip to Honduras. The people…
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God Never Intended Us to Stay the Same
God Never Intended for us to Stay the Same. Many Christians can point to the moment they accepted Christ. They remember the day, the place, and the circumstances. It marked the beginning of a relationship that changed their eternal future. Yet for many believers, that is where the story seems to stop. Dallas Willard once described what he called “Vampire Christians.” These are people who want the…
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Measuring Pupose
Measuring Purpose. A tree does not hear the sound of its own growth. That was a very clear message to me. I am analytical to a fault. Plan your work, work your plan, should be on my family crest. I think what I experience is something many people feel: a deep need to know if we are living our intended purpose. Ephesians 2:10, “For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works,…
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Overworked and Underpaid
“We are overworked and underpaid.” Every generation says it. My grandfather said it, my father said it, I’ve said it, and now my daughter says it too. The language changes, the economy shifts, and jobs look different—but the feeling remains the same. Life often feels like a constant effort just to keep up. There is always more to do, more expected, and rarely enough reward to match the…
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The Legacy of Hanson Gregory
Few people know the name Hanson Gregory. Hanson Gregory (1832–1921) was an American sailor credited with inventing the ring-shaped doughnut by adding a hole to its center. We eat donuts at a surprising rate, but almost no one knows who first thought of the idea. This illustrates the core concept of the eternal echo. One person’s effort influences millions, maybe billions, of people, yet hardly…
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Silence is the Medium of Loss, Rage, Disappointment, and Resignation.
Silence is the medium of loss, rage, disappointment, and resignation. It begins when the heart loses language, and even the most eloquent become wordless in suffering. Dale Earnhardt Jr. said, “I’ve spent my life hearing noise, but nothing hits harder than the silence that tells the story words cannot carry.” John 16:33, “I have said these things to you, so that in me you may have peace. In the…
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The Parable of the Talents: Six Great Truths
The parable of the Talents in Matthew 25:14-30 gives us six great truths. The First Great Truth: Different Talents, Same Divine Intent In Matthew 25:14-30, Jesus shares a story that speaks directly to our modern desire for fairness and our obsession with comparing ourselves to others. In the Parable of the Talents, the master distributes wealth—vast wealth—but not equally. One servant gets five…
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