Dancing with truth and peace
Monday
April 2022
COMMENTS
Written by Brian Jennings, Posted in Blog, Your Church
Recruiting the right people to lead a project, solve a problem, or join an organization is critically important. We’ve surely all experienced the rewards when this is done well, and we’ve also suffered the damage when it’s not. A short story from Acts 6 offers timeless guidance. The early, blossoming church was facing two problems: […]
Tuesday
September 2021
COMMENTS
Written by Brian Jennings, Posted in Blog, Lead Yourself, Your Church, Your Family, Your World
Everyone has leadership responsibility. You might provide leadership for a company, a family, a classroom, a neighborhood, an online community, or a team. To some degree, you do provide leadership, and every Christian leader is called to one type of leadership – servant leadership. Christian leadership is servant leadership. The idea of servant leadership stands […]
Wednesday
March 2021
COMMENTS
Written by Brian Jennings, Posted in Blog, Your Church, Your World
When I think of Beth Moore, 3 things come to mind: She’s one of the most faithful and gifted Bible teachers of our generation. She’s exhibited grace and humility in the face of sinful mistreatment by those who should’ve been supporting her. With her own experience and Biblical insight, she’s helped many find the healing […]
Tuesday
December 2020
COMMENTS
Written by Brian Jennings, Posted in Blog, Lead Yourself, Your Church, Your World
2020 was a bad year for lots of things, but maybe you found more time to read. I actually felt pulled to do less casual reading in order to spend some extra hours with my kids, often late at night. However, I still read incredible books that I’m eager to recommend. The Deeply Formed Life […]
Monday
March 2020
COMMENTS
Written by Brian Jennings, Posted in Blog, Your Church
Lewis, Clark, and the Corps of Discovery explored their way towards the Pacific with an overarching belief: to find a river flowing westward was the ticket to success. Imagine their shock when they saw the Rocky Mountains. Instead of navigating waterways, they’d need to climb over one of the most unforgiving terrains on the planet. […]
