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My friend, Brad, recently accepted a new role as CEO of a company that has seen revenue decline 75% over the last five years. He discovered a demoralized and hopeless staff. Brad’s struggling to determine the best way to move the organization forward. There are many hard decisions yet to be made, likely impacting families and morale. Yet, Brad has ...
While studying Matthew 9 recently, I pondered Jesus’ concern for the souls of the vast crowds that were following Him. He told His disciples to pray for workers because the harvest was plentiful, but the workers were few. Then my Bible had a new chapter, making it appear that the story was finished. I wanted to know what Jesus did ...
Several years into my early career, I felt limited as an entry level individual contributor. But I was adamant that I wasn’t ready to supervise people. I felt that I needed more training, more experience, and more time. I didn’t ask God for his guidance; I just decided I wasn’t ready. The first time Jesus sent the disciples out, he ...
During the 17 years in my first corporate job, I advanced from an entry-level coordinator to the company’s top communications professional. During those formative years, I based my identity on my job. So, it was unsettling when I moved to a new, less visible role at a new employer. But the change was a valuable reminder that work, while important, ...
Lifeway, a Christian publishing organization, performs a research study called Living Unashamed. In their recent study, they asked Protestant churchgoers whether they agreed with the statement, “Many people who know me are not aware I am a Christian.” In 2013, 14% of polled churchgoers strongly agreed that others wouldn’t know them as Christians. Unfortunately, that number has now dramatically increased to 30%. Protestant Churchgoers have more than doubled in hiding their faith. In Matthew 10:32, Jesus ...
When I was a kid, my uncle bought a go-cart that had what was called a governor on it. The governor purposely limited how fast the go-cart could go. That is, until my uncle overrode the governor. Suddenly this go-cart flew across the parking lot. Many of us in the workplace have placed mental governors on ourselves, limiting our God given abilities. These limits may come from lies you heard ...
Larry, a college acquaintance, partied hard at college and was kicked out of business school. Amazingly, the Dean gave Larry another chance, provided that he had a 3.5 grade point average at midterms. Larry amazingly started his final exams with a 3.8 grade point average, exceeding his 3.5 goal. The night before Larry’s last final, Larry packed his belongings and shouted to his fraternity brothers, “I can’t take the stress anymore” and he left for home. I believe the fear of success caused ...
The break-neck pace of work today tells us that we can’t stand still or we will fall behind. The accelerating pace of new technology creates an exhausting sense that we need to urgently get to the next big thing. But when we focus too much on what’s next, we miss being present in the moment. Jesus modeled paying attention to ...
According to Publishers Weekly, traditional publishers released more than 18,000 business and economic books over the past year. Self-published authors released thousands more. Add to that the business podcasts, seminars, and articles produced each year, and it could be easy to be overwhelmed with the volume of business insight that’s available to us. But the greatest time-tested source of business ...
One of my wife’s many gifts is encouraging others, especially caregivers who have served our son, Jeremy, over the years. Seth is the most recent example. Seth had dropped out of college and seemed to be floundering. Kathy began sharing with Seth how much she believed in him and his God-given gifts. One week later Seth informed Kathy that he ...
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