If you’ve been around church in any form there’s a good chance you’ve heard, learned, or prayed the Lord’s Prayer – the prayer recorded in the Gospels (Matthew 6 and Luke 11) where Jesus taught us to pray.

If you’ve been around church in any form there’s a good chance you’ve heard, learned, or prayed the Lord’s Prayer – the prayer recorded in the Gospels (Matthew 6 and Luke 11) where Jesus taught us to pray.
Loving your neighbor isn’t that complicated. Take care of the one in need.
Most humans take about 20,000 breaths a day and the majority of those breaths are shallow, keeping time with the stressful pace of our lives. We literally can’t catch our breath.
If we are to follow Jesus well at work and live in such a way that there is no gap between what we say we believe and what we do, we must be formed in the way of Jesus.
God never intended my life to be an empty routine of just hanging on. He intended for a rich, fulfilling, impactful life to be experienced by us all.
Because our hearts so easily shift, we need a regular practice of observing limits in our work. We need to affirm that we are a people called to multiple assignments, not just called to our paid work.
Leadership is an incredible responsibility that goes beyond projects and strategy and managing P&L’s. It is a legacy we step into, a legacy that engages our hands and our heart.
It’s a concept loaded with meaning and starving for clarity. It’s been abused, neglected, misunderstood, and misappropriated.
Our time is finite, and we need to live wisely with the time that we’ve been given if we’re going to live it well.
You can feel it in your team meetings, one on one’s, strategy sessions, and even when you are scheduling appointments. Time is ticking away. Christmas is almost here, your final PTO dates have been approved, and the year is quickly coming to an end. Some...