Does Eschatology Matter?
I had the privilege of joining one of my very good friends, Davis Lacey, on the Rooted Youth Ministry podcast to discuss the importance of teaching eschatology to teenagers. Even […]
Category Archives: Shepherding
Monthly Q&A: February 2020
Q: If there is habitual sin in my life, does it mean I’m not saved? A: Habitual sin certainly appears to be and is inconsistent with the newness of life […]
Leading Effective Teams: Managing Group Dynamics & Conflict
Teams are established when two or more people are working together to achieve a common goal. When two or more human beings are working together, conflict is inevitable. Therefore, conflict […]
Leading Effective Teams: Avoiding Problems
Teams are made up of humans. Humans are prone to have problems. Therefore, teams are prone to have problems. There is no magic bullet that solves any and every problem […]
Leading Effective Teams: Evaluating Performance
Over the past few weeks we’ve talked about building teams and we’ve looked at some effective ways to lead those teams. Now we turn our focus to the importance of […]
Leading Effective Teams: Leading the Team
Last week we looked at principles for building teams. Once the team has been established, the work of leading the team begins. Leading the team involves everything necessary to move […]
Leading Effective Teams: Building the Team
Team work is essential in most every area of life. In fact, from the very beginning of creation God intended for us to work in teams (Gen. 2:18, ESV). In […]
Caring for Others When Life Doesn’t Go As Planned
Life often comes with its fair share of cultural expectations. It’s expected that you’ll go to college. It’s expected that you’ll land that big job. It’s expected that you’ll get […]
