Everyone can be a leader. Seriously. Actually, you can go further than that. Everyone is a leader…but some of us stink at it. Most people want to think that since they aren’t the big boss, they aren’t leaders. Subsequently, they are responsible for very little of the bad things that happen, or for the good […]
We’re all Leaders, However… Read More »
So I had an idea that I suggested to two of my classes. I wanted my students to look up the definitions of 3 historical terms. I told each class I was going to have a volunteer come up and stand with me. Then I was going to have the students guess what the historical
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Recently, Lee Strobel was at my church, Wallace Memorial Baptist, and he had an excellent message. He had 4 points that all started with the letter E. Sometimes preachers have to kind of shoehorn their words to make that style work, but Strobel’s message sounded like he wasn’t reaching–his most logical points all really did
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Some people are natural leaders whereas others need to develop leadership qualities and grow into the role. For this latter group it is useful to look at examples of leadership and see what kind can be learned. We’ve had some vivid examples recently courtesy of President Barack Obama and also from the Washington Redskins. The
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Sometimes I read articles online that deal with religious issues. When I scan over the reader comments featured below such articles, two things jump out at me. One, some readers are quite hostile to any references to Christianity or religious faith in general, and two, some of the believers who stand up for Christianity need
Want to be an Influential Christian? Check your Spelling. Read More »
