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In our journey of faith and service, reflecting on our personal well-being is vital. Recently, I decided to explore some questions from a self-care inventory to better understand this aspect of my life. Each week, I aim to consider a different question, moving across various categories to create a dialogue Read more…

Implementing Cultural Change for Church Health: Educate • Model • Systematize Cultural change in a church doesn’t happen overnight. It requires patient leadership and intentional rhythms that move a congregation from knowing what’s healthy to living it. Use this three-step pathway—educate, model, systematize—to embed lasting health into the life of Read more…

Frustration. Misdirection. Confusion. These are a few emotions we might have if we are trying to complete a task or create something without directions or if we are lacking coherent instructions! When we’ve never done something, there is a comfort to having someone walk alongside us or talk us through Read more…

“Too many are willing to sit at God’s table, but not work on his field” – Vance Havner If you have kids, you know what a hassle it can be to get the morale up around the house when things need to be cleaned up. A full day of play Read more…

Did you ever hear the phrase “sharing is caring”? We often think of sharing items or sharing information, sharing resources or sharing our talents. How often do we think of sharing the burden? This may be tough to hear, but sharing your burden may truly be caring. While this concept Read more…