This post is a part of the Dancing Jesus: Mentoring in the Church blog series that will be ongoing through the month of September. You can read about the series and view the schedule here. You can subscribe to all of the posts here.

To face death and life alone
Haunted by the face that was [...]

This post is a part of the Dancing Jesus: Mentoring in the Church blog series that will be ongoing through the month of September. You can read about the series and view the schedule here. You can subscribe to all of the posts here.
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Dwarfs, Giants and Mentors
Will Ferrell knows something about mentoring. In one of [...]

I’ve spent a lot of time this summer processing the concepts of management and leadership and how they are often assumed to be the same thing, yet I’ve learned them to be two extremely different things.
Last week at Catalyst Andy Stanley said:
Managers manage to sameness, leaders lead to change.
One of my favorite quotes on management [...]

A few weeks ago Relevant magazine ran a story about the sacred and secular that spoke to the delineation between the two and how many secular songs are also worship songs.
The supreme current example of secular songs written to and/or about God is “Awaken My Soul” by Mumford and Sons. I love the song, but [...]

This week the most popular article on The New York Times website is a long piece written about the changing lifestyle for 20-somethings in our culture.
I’m sure to some, the changes that have taken place in the recent past are a shock, but to me it was just a piece on the reality of life [...]

One thing I find interesting about Christianity is the strong emphasis on study and knowledge. I, more than most, come to experience this emphasis in my seminary classes and studies.
Over the past few weeks I’ve enjoyed reading a modern classic, The Knowledge of the Holy, by A.W. Tozer. It was written in 1961 but has [...]