How to Avoid Small Talk (And Why You Should)
Does anyone really like small talk? “Hi! How are you?” “I’m well, thanks! How are you?” “I’m good!” And with that, social etiquette deems both…
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Perspectives on Leadership from Artios Christian College
How Biblical Fellowship Can Restore the Church – Part 4
The modern Church is in crisis. We do not lack the power, presence or purpose of God. However, we do lack the unified fellowship to…
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How Biblical Fellowship Can Restore the Church – Part 3
The modern Church is in crisis. We do not lack the power, presence or purpose of God. However, we do lack the unified fellowship to…
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How Biblical Fellowship Can Restore the Church – Part 2
The modern Church is in crisis. We do not lack the power, presence or purpose of God. However, we do lack the unified fellowship to…
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How Biblical Fellowship Can Restore the Church – Part 1
The modern Church is in crisis. We do not lack the power, presence or purpose of God. However, we do lack the unified fellowship to…
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Jesus’ Secrets to Saving Parents’ Sanity
Being a parent is intimidating. It isn’t just the funhouse of potty-training, bedtime (why won’t they sleep?!), sibling squabbles, schoolwork, table manners, and housework that…
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How a Debt-Free Grad Did College the Proverbs 22:7 Way
Proverbs 22:7 encourages debt-free living. The rich rules over the poor, and the borrower is the slave of the lender.” But what about student loan…
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Student Loan Debt is Not an Exception to the Biblical Rule
Student loan debt is often deemed the “good kind” of debt. It’s referred to as an investment in the future. For many students, its a…
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Why Stewardship is Relevant for 21st Century Christians
Do you ever think about how rich you are? In our “Subscribe & Save”, free 2-day shipping world of Amazon Prime, we are prone to…
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From Modernity to Postmodernity: A Primer for Leaders – Part 4
Christianity is changing. Not in the core essentials that were affirmed by the apostles. But rather, the way we talk about, communicate, and even view…
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