LEADERSHIP RESOURCES
Discerning the Digital
By Martijn van Tilborgh
It’s no secret the AI revolution continues to disrupt our world. Easy tasks that used to take us many hours to complete not that long ago are now being handled in seconds, of...
‘If You Love ChatGPT So Much . . . why don’t you marry it?’
By Eric Swanson
You didn’t see that question coming, did you? It’s a nod to Chris Farley and Pee-wee Herman, but we’ll circle back to it by the end of this article. First, let’s chat about this digit...
The Friendship Factor
By Danny Anderson
When we think of pastors, we often imagine them surrounded by a sea of meaningful relationships. After all, their entire ministry revolves around people—counseling, leading, teachin...
Better Together
By Matt Green
The numbers differ wildly depending on the source, but somewhere between 4,500 and 10,000 churches in the United States close every year. A 2021 report from Lifeway Research, based on d...
The Coaching Wave
By Debbie Chand
The coaching industry is experiencing remarkable growth, both in its impact and demand. Whether driven by the pressures leaders are facing to equip themselves for a changing world or ...
Honest to God
By David de Vos
History is filled with stories of men and women used by God. Heroes I look up to. Sometimes they seem almost inhuman, as if they’ve reached superhero status.
Until I again hear abou...
From the Ground Up
By Sam Chand
One day, while looking out a window, I saw a man standing on a ladder painting an exterior wall. I watched the man paint, and I noticed he could cover only a limited area. As I observed ...
A Virtuous Cycle
By Matt Green
Shawn Seipler always had an entrepreneurial bent. He sold lemonade, cookies and Disney trinkets as early as eight years old, and by high school he had expanded to running a lawn-mowing ...
Future-Tripping
By Paul Young
Alice and Bob (not their real names) are two of our younger couple-friends. They know most of our family—no small feat because we have 17 living grandchildren.
I got a call from Bob: “...
The Minister of Defense
By Matt Green
On the evening of March 11, 2020, the NBA announced it was suspending all public events due to rising cases of COVID-19. The final eight games of the season were played and televised be...
