His Burden Is Light: Finding Rest in Christ’s Yoke
“For My yoke is easy [to bear] and My burden is light” (Matthew 11:30 AMP). Anna suffered greatly from guilt…
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Heroes in Plain Sight: What a Teen Lifeguard Can Teach Us About Real Heroism
We are currently in awe of a 16-year-old lifeguard in California who was filmed holding tightly to a struggling, overwhelmed…
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True Self-Governance by Love Alone: What a Classroom Experiment Reveals About Democracy and Discipleship
Could a simple classroom experiment demonstrate how utterly unprepared the next generation is for self-governance? Yes, it can… and we have…
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What does it mean to be a good citizen?
To explore how Americans currently define good citizenship, this author engaged Claude, Anthropic’s AI assistant, to survey publicly available sources…
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Anchored Not Impulsive: A Framework for Cultivating Spiritual Disciplines
My dog Bayley is a six-pound spunky Yorkshire terrier. That means he is ferociously competitive and confident when it comes…
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What’s the Greatest Leadership Challenge You Face?
What would you say is the greatest leadership challenge for an organization? Could it be getting fellow team members to…
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The Redemptive Business: Managing Human Resources
We have already written in this space about different aspects of business and leadership as inspired by a faith perspective….
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What Washington Teaches Us 250 Years Later
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Barry Meguiar on Marketplace Ministry: Move Everyone Closer to Jesus
Your Job Is Not the Goal. It’s the Mission Field. Start Moving People Closer to Jesus. That was the message…
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The Rescuing of the Soul of a Divided America
By Bobby Dyer, Ph.D., Mayor of Virginia Beach and Faculty and Practitioner-in-Residence at Regent University Nearly 170 years ago, Abraham…
