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The Two Biggest Hurdles the Church Continues to Face

July 27, 2016

We live in interesting times. Few would dispute it. From political turmoil to terrorism, culture appears to be crashing all around us. Not surprising that people are fearful and skeptical. The church, likewise, is facing interesting times.

What the Brexit Vote Can Teach Church Leaders

July 02, 2016

Last week Britain voted to leave the EU. I have to admit I was shocked by the results. I could not imagine a country like Britain wanting to turn back the progress of time and reset the clock.

A Sign of the Times?

June 07, 2016

The 10 Sermon Lessons They Didn't Teach Me in Seminary

May 11, 2016

Seminary was one of the richest experiences of my life. I still have friendships that began during those formative years. As grateful as I am for the professors who guided my transition from the business world into pastoral ministry, I have found that there are some lessons better learned in the field.

The 10 Signs of a Strong, Biblical Leader

April 27, 2016

Leadership, whether in the public square, the church, or in the marketplace, is hard. We all get that. The church world, in particular, has some unique challenges for those who are called to lead.

The Difference of One-The Key Ingredient for Making the Greatest Impact

March 16, 2016

In my last post we began exploring the difference that one person can make, especially as it relates to our motivation for serving others.

The Difference of One

March 01, 2016

We recently returned from a week in the sunny south. Without getting into all the details, let’s just say it was one of the worst trips we’ve experienced. It all began with a 9 hour delay in Toronto to having our room changed at the resort three times in less than 24 hours.

Future Watch: The Rise of Secularity. 5 Trends Affecting the Church.

February 03, 2016

When post-modernity gripped our social conscience, the one positive from religious pundits was the rise of spirituality and mystery.

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