One of the kindest comments a colleague once shared with me is that I am open about my failures. He was troubled by Christians who proclaim to be challenge-free, even though their struggles are just as evident as anyone else’s. I jokingly responded that my shortcomings are so visible, it would be a sin to try to hide them! But ...
According to Decision magazine, Valerie Kloosterman’s employer, University of Michigan Health, required her to take a diversity survey. Due to her faith, Valerie said, “No,” when asked if she’d be willing to refer patients for gender surgery. This led to several heated meetings, ultimately resulting in Valerie being fired. She is now being represented by First Liberty Counsel because the ...
Our personal strengths, when overused, can also become weaknesses. Taking anything to the extremes can end poorly. Over the years, I’ve been told at times that listening and observing is a strength of mine. This strength can have the benefit of others feeling heard. But I also know that when I only listen, and not engage, others find it difficult ...
Equipping Others to Do Work Differently
