UNPREDICTABLE WORSHIP and What I Learned From Matt Redman
When you consider how many times we gather together for corporate worship times including meetings in which worship is present, it is important that worship remains fresh and not mundane.
Amplify Influence With Collaboration
Collaboration is an important ingredient to the success of any organization. Collaboration is stronger than teamwork and happens not only in the context of team, but also between teams. Definition:
Just A Note About COMPASSION
As I was looking at an old notebook, I noticed that I made a few annotations about compassion that I want to share with you now. They are: 1. Compassion
5 Leadership Lessons from a Filet-O-Fish Sandwich
One of the great stories in the New Testament is the Feeding of the Five Thousand. This is so great of a miracle that it is the only one recorded in
What Do Employees Really Want?
If you were asked this question, how would you respond? I know that I would probably have choose to respond with ‘more money’. However, this is not the case. I came
5 Characteristics of Leaders Learned from Two Spies
In the Book of Joshua Chapter 2, there is a story of the two spies that Joshua sent into the land to spy out the land while instructed specifically and
4 Ways To Boost Team Health
It is important that as you build teams that the health of the team not only maintained but excelled as we endeavor to build healthy, growing and functioning teams. In
Communication: Which Side Are You On?
Exodus 33:9 “And it came to pass, when Moses entered the tabernacle, that the pillar of cloud descended and stood at the door of the tabernacle, and the Lord talked with Moses.”
Devotional Thought: Reflection
Recently my wife and I took a trip to Oregon with some friends that included a stop at Crater Lake. The lake was so unbelievable even in the midst of
MARRIAGE FROM A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE
Marriage is not something that just happens; it is intentional and has within it, design and purpose. One of the missing keys to success in marriage is the lack of