Posts about Spiritual Health (7)

November 11 is Veterans Day. I am a proud, Cold War-era veteran of the U.S. Army Field Artillery.

“All my words fall short” is a lyric from one of my favorite worship songs of late. Brandon Lake has beautifully captured the inadequacy of our words to convey great gratitude.

Hurry is not God’s best for leaders. Many are leading under the influence of their stressed-out and overwhelmed lives. We struggle and strive to see God’s call on our lives fulfilled and to reach more people with His message of hope. All the while, we are daily withering under the pressure of family demands, careers, and ministry obligations. There will always be pressure in leadership, but it should never be the place you lead from.

When you hear the word “surrender,” what is your initial emotion?

The Path to Creating New Habits Most of us would choose to take a well-worn path through the woods rather than blaze our own new trail because that takes work and time. It’s not easy, but there are times when a brand new pathway needs to be made to reach a new destination.

Transitions can be particularly challenging. Working in a health care sharing ministry where our daily mission is to connect people to a Christ-centered community wellness experience, we continuously find ourselves offering comfort, prayer, and sage advice on how to live well.

Unachieved goals are not usually a result of a lack of know-how, but the absence of accountability.

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.