Lead·er·ship (/ˈlēdərˌSHip/)
I’ve been in leadership positions almost all my life. Leadership, for me, dates back to youth sports. However, over the past nineteen years my leadership…
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Listening is an A.R.T.
As I was taking my eldest son to school this morning, I asked him “if he learned anything from the message yesterday?” He replied that…
Preaching is an A.R.T.
I don’t know what comes to your mind when you hear the word “art,” but I tend to think of paintings like the Mona Lisa.…
U.N.I.T.Y
I don’t follow the NBA like I did when I was in high school. In those days the players and teams to watch were the…
Bringing O.R.D.E.R. To Chaos
My wife has a phrase she uses to describe what she does as a mother (and as my wife). The phrase she shares with others…
A Community of Spotters
I’m a disciplined person when it comes to working out. I joke around with my wife that I am a #ringcloser. While the bulk of…
The Ministry of the Towel: Service in the Vein of Jesus
Towels play such a humble role in our lives. We use towels (whether regular or disposable) for a variety of reasons—drying off, cleaning up messes,…
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Principles Gleaned from “Dangerous Calling” by Paul Tripp
In light of the fall of man and the pursuit of God’s redemption through Jesus, John Piper expressed that “life is war.” Battles within this…
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Self-Righteousness: Six Identifiers for those Blinded by Self-Righteousness
Being a father provides you a front row seat peering into the manifestation of self-righteousness. When something goes wrong, and one of my children are…
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Josh Laxton 