We are each invited to flourish in Christ. To be formed in Christ’s love, sent to live out the compassion of Jesus, and together we can see the flourishing of God’s Kingdom in our lives and communities. This blog is a conversation about the intersection of Christian discipleship, compassion, and human flourishing.
Formed in Love. Sent in Compassion. Flourish Together.
Teams need to feel safe in order to succeed. So do our neighborhoods.
Make the most of this weekend: check out these stories and resources from this past week.
The end of the year might be closing in, but you can still make progress on your goals.
We can create a better tomorrow together. But first, there's some homework we need to tackle.
It's almost the weekend - which means you've got some homework to do. Let's get started!
Last Friday I spent the day learning from some amazing leaders (and consuming some great donuts and coffee). Here's what I learned at the EDGE|X Conference.
Being an effective leader is a multi-layered pursuit. Here are four traits every leader needs to succeed.
The world is a strange place. And it is only get more strange by the day. Here's some homework to keep you up-to-date on some of the most important elements of our world - from the weirdest to the saddest to the funniest.
This time last year, I was reminded that life is not a sprint and that I care much more about who I journey through life with over what I can accomplish along the way.
Your character will make or break you. Make sure you are investing in it.
Here are 4 ways you can get started.
9/11 left us forever changed. Here is what I remember from that day - and the 15 years since that terrible day.
The weekend is here. But you still have some homework to finish. Check out these resources to keep learning and improving.
Competency may get you into the race, but character will see you through the finish line.
No matter your age, you're never too old to keep learning. Here's your weekend homework!
Here is your weekly dosage of 'homework' to help expand your mind and challenge your opinions. This is what I've been learning from and about this week:
