When I was in 7th grade, I was a bit overweight so when it came to playing football, they put me on the offensive line.  Actually, I was a left guard. I really didn’t think I belonged there.  I hated blocking and playing “bit parts”... read more

I’m listening to a book on Integrity by Henry Cloud and one of the topics he brought up was dealing with reality. Many of us at times, myself included, create an alternate reality to live in. Let me explain. You have a great idea that you have... read more

“If any are inclined to despond, because they do not have patience, let them be of good courage. It is in the course of our feeble and very imperfect waiting that God Himself, by His hidden power, strengthens us and works out in us the patience... read more

Love Example Accountable Discipline Equip Respectable Servant Humility Integrity John Wesley once said, “Let your words be the genuine picture of your heart.” No games, no fronts, no facades please. Walk the walk, don’t just talk the... read more

Love Example Accountable Discipline Equip Respectable Servant Humility Augustine thought that humility is rather important. “Humility,” he said, “is the foundation of all the other virtues; hence, in the soul in which this virtue does... read more

Love Example Accountable Discipline Equip Respectable Servant Of servant leadership, Warren Wiersbe says,”To put it plainly, shepherds serve their sheep. Shepherds know their sheep and can call them by name. They lead their sheep to places where... read more

Love Example Accountable Discipline Equip Respectable “A [leader] cannot expect people to follow him if he is not respectable,” says Alexander Strauch. Simple and direct…. about as clear as one can say it. Respectable? Yup… decent... read more

Love Example Accountable Disciplined Equip In his book They Smell Like Sheep, Dr. Lynn Anderson writes, “Just as a major role for parents is to empower their children to discover, develop, and use their unique giftedness, even so, a major role of... read more