Nika Spaulding Speak truth before commands (or in the world of grammar it's indicative before imperative), according to Nika Spaulding, Resident Theologian at St. Jude Oak Cliff, as she answers…
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I’ve decided that my husband isn’t gifted at finding things. Often I watch him walk in circles for several minutes just looking around. And so I ask, "What are you…
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“You are a God of forgiveness, gracious and merciful, slow to become angry, and rich in unfailing love.” (Nehemiah 9:17) Changing seasons bring transition, and for most of us, change…
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It’s the first day of spring. The flowering trees in North Texas have been particularly gorgeous this year, perhaps because of heavy rainfall in February. Native redbud and dogwood trees…
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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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Our guest blogger today is Brenda Eaton, who serves at Waxahachie Bible Church as the Women’s Ministry Director. I asked Brenda to share how she uses a leadership retreat to…
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I asked Kari Stainback some questions about how she builds a diverse group of women into a team. Kari, tell us a little about your position and the teams that you lead.…
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Now that you have a ministry plan with vision, goals, strategies and action steps in place, it is time to proceed with the plan. This is where the rubber meets…
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Character is a foundational quality of a great leader. When it is absent, trust evaporates. We need go no further than the American political scene or the Catholic Church to…
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Zebra on lookout from the top One of the most amazing sights on our two-day African safari (photographic only) a few weeks ago was the gathering of the animals at…
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