Iron-Sharpened Leadership: Transforming hard-fought lessons into action with Major General John L. Gronski
The Destructive Power of Negative Internal Dialogue John I. Snyder·October 14, 2021Hatred of self—of the way we look, the way others see us, the way we see ourselves—guarantees misery....
When We Believe Suffering’s Lies Brad Hambrick·August 3, 2021Suffering is simply the difficulty in life that we experience, which is not the result of our personal...
Happiness: The Transformative Power of Doing Things in the Name of Jesus John I. Snyder·August 2, 2021Kindness, or altruism, is doing what we can to enhance the happiness of others. A deliberately loving act,...
Saying, “Thank You!” – More than Just Good Manners! John I. Snyder·July 25, 2021And let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, to which indeed you were called in one...
What Happens When We Don’t Repent? Brad Hambrick·July 18, 2021We wish this question were not necessary, but due to the stubborn streak that resides in all our...
Pastors and Collateral Damage: 8 Compelling Reasons for Church Discipline John I. Snyder·May 4, 2021Lloyd Rediger, author of Clergy Killers, writes: “Collateral damage” is a military term that designates the damage done...
Charles Spurgeon’s “Morning and Evening” – February 19, Evening Spurgeon Audio Podcast·February 19, 2021“He first findeth his own brother Simon.” -John 1:41 This case is an excellent pattern of all cases...
Charles Spurgeon’s “Morning and Evening” – February 1, Morning Spurgeon Audio Podcast·February 1, 2021“They shall sing in the ways of the Lord.” -Psalm 138:5 The time when Christians begin to sing...
Stop Saying, “Merry Christmas”: A Case for Advent Bob Fabey·December 19, 2020Don’t wish anyone a “Merry Christmas” yet. It isn’t Christmas. You’d be more accurate to offer a “Happy...
A Recovering Theologian Calvinist Picard·November 19, 2020We theological types tend to research, analyze, and apply spiritual truths as if they were lectures in a...
On the Ground Looking Up: A Call to Love Dave Gipson·September 27, 2020Once I was a thief… for about 6 times each week onstage. A few years ago, I played...
The Future of the Church – Part 2: Authenticity Chris Thomas·August 18, 2020Part 2: Authenticity When I was younger, I sat with a friend who was struggling in life. A...
