Jesus shares the Passover meal with His Apostles and introduces them to “the Lord’s Supper”. Shortly thereafter, the Twelve begin to behave like chickens (Lk 22). Serious? This blog series is sourced in a story: A hive of bees found an opening between two bricks at my oldest son’s house Read more…
What do you see when you look at this blog’s picture? It’s quite a story! Last year, my oldest son and his family spent most of the summer half-way around the world. His responsibility was to coordinate teams of disciples as they shared Jesus with those who had never experienced Read more…
Jesus’ arch-enemy loves to discourage me and he tried his best recently. But his lie fell on deaf ears; I knew better. For years, I have taught others on the contrast between Kingdom culture metrics and those of the world. In so doing, I have highlighted how the world tends Read more…
Goliath’s world is my culture of origin. It’s where I was born. It’s the family I grew up in. It’s the schools where I was socialized. And though I have aspired for decades to love and equip others like Jesus, all too often, my leadership style has reflected Goliath’s rather Read more…
Have you heard this well-known saying before? Multiple people have attributed this quotation to the famous 20th century organizational expert Peter Drucker, but no one has ever found a specific citation in his writings. MIT psychology professor Edgar Schein suggested in his book Organizational Culture & Leadership (1985) that “culture determines Read more…