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In a recent enlightening interview, Ray Higdon sat down with the renowned leadership expert, John Maxwell. Their conversation revolved around the challenges Christian businessmen and women face in today's world and the importance of leading with faith over fear. This article delves into the key takeaways from their discussion, offering valuable insights for those striving to integrate their faith into their professional lives.

In John 13:13, Jesus said, “You call me ‘Teacher’ and ‘Lord,’ and rightly so, for that is what I am.” Jesus Christ was an incredible teacher. His methods of teaching are powerful and applicable in many different areas of leadership. After all, it wasn’t simply what Jesus taught and did, but how he taught a radical message of love and forgiveness that changed the world.

In a time where entitlement and selfishness seem to be on the rise, instilling the values of generosity and gratitude in your children has become more critical than ever before. Children are worried, depressed, and lacking purpose in ways that previous generations have never experienced. It doesn’t have to be this way.

You may know George Foreman as a boxing champion—after all, he was both an Olympic gold medalist and the heavyweight champion during his career. You might also know that he won his second title at age 45, becoming the oldest heavyweight champion in history.

One Tiny Pebble? One Big Impact! Have you ever spent time at a pond, dropping in one pebble after another? There is something mesmerizing about watching how a small rock can hit the water and have such a wide-reaching impact, right?

It is gut-wrenching to watch our kids suffer. When they fall and scrape their knee, we can brush them off and give them a Band-Aid, but when the pain is emotional, it can be more difficult to just kiss and make it better.

The Best Bug To Catch Did you know that there is a type of contagion that you simply can’t get enough of? I’m not talking about the viruses or infections that your kids catch at every playdate all winter long. I’m talking about Generosity - the act of spreading kindness and goodwill to everyone around you. There are seven different ways to share this fun bug - so keep reading!

March is national orphan care month. Often in our culture, the global orphan crisis and the domestic foster care crisis are viewed separately. While there are important differences, they share this same bottom line: children should not pay the highest price for the sins of a broken world. Without a champion, they will; they do, and that’s not OK.