Politics rise and fall. The marketplace surges and stumbles. The stock market climbs and crashes. Relationships thrive and fracture. As leaders, we

“By the grace of God I am what I am, and his grace to me was not without effect.” —1 Corinthians 15:10

We live in a world that keeps score. Whether you’re in ministry, the marketplace, education, healthcare, or non-profit work, there are always

The Sin of Triangulation When Gossip Becomes a Weapon and Truth Is Twisted In many offices, churches, and even families, sin doesn’t

There are seasons in leadership when the problems we face feel ancient, tangled, and deep—too vast to grasp in a single meeting

Fulfillment Over Achievement There is a quiet but undeniable shift happening in the workforce. It’s not about laziness, rebellion, or entitlement. It’s

There are unspoken forces at work in every workplace—not just the ones written into the HR handbook or discussed in team meetings,

“Do the right thing.” It sounds simple—like something our grandparents might have said—or a motto on a break room poster. But in

Recently, my colleague Selene approached me with a concern that many of us in leadership roles may have faced at some point: “What

That’s how Margaret described the moment she realized she’d been holding her breath—not for days, but for months. Maybe longer. She wasn’t