My friend Dr. Jackie Roese describes herself as a lime green woman in a Christian culture that prizes pink women. (See her book Lime Green.) I so identify with her!…
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The problem I look around and see rancor, ignorance, division, tribalism, nationalism, dishonesty, and slander. There are so many hurting people who are trying to be heard—the #metoo, #blacklivesmatter, and…
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Years ago we had a peach tree in our side yard. As it grew, it began to produce the most delicious peaches ever! One year we had a bumper crop,…
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Studies, books, and articles cite a number of leadership essentials in common. The one that surprised me the most in secular studies was care. Believers are called to love and…
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Shadow of the partial eclipse of the sun The recent partial solar eclipse over North America got me thinking about the ways we cast shadows over the light of Jesus.…
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Kay Daigle I'd love to see Christians grow in unity. I’ve been disturbed by the trend of animosity within the body of Christ, not only in this putrid political climate…
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Kelly Arabie Jesus multiplies what we offer, even when we feel it's not enough. As I write this, it is the eve of a new ministry launch. My team of…
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The foolishness of leadership? For the message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing and the power of God for us who are being saved," (1 Corinthians…
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Kelly Arabie What were the taboo subjects in the family you grew up in? For some of us, anything controversial was off the table; politics, religion, sexuality, family secrets. Those…
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Image from Shutterstock. This Thanksgiving, I've been reminded to give thanks for the influence of others in my life. Joyce's influence Yesterday at the funeral of a dear friend’s mother,…
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