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March 2014

Staring at the Sun
Staring at the Sun
Moving from false dichotomies to dialogue, for the sake of witness.
A.J. Swoboda
What's Wrong with People Pleasing?
The pitfalls of approval-motivated leadership.
Charles Stone
Well-Oiled Machine or Well-Watered Garden?
Leadership
Well-Oiled Machine or Well-Watered Garden?
Your answer to that question makes all the difference for your team.
Kyle J. Nabors
Discipleship
5 Things That Surprised Me When I Moved From a Secular Job to Church Ministry
Tracing my learning curve.
Tim Parsons
Friday Five Interview: Greg Gilbert
Interview
Friday Five Interview: Greg Gilbert
The crossroads of faith and work.
Daniel Darling
Food Is the New Sex (Part 1)
Outreach
Food Is the New Sex (Part 1)
Diet used to be a matter of personal preference and sexuality was governed by strict morality. For Millennials the dynamic has reversed.
Aaron Damiani
The Great Evangelical Inflation?
Overblown?
The Great Evangelical Inflation?
John Dickerson says there are fewer Evangelicals than we think.
Paul Pastor
Wednesday Link List: Three Free Sins, Church Basement Coffee, and More
Discipleship
Wednesday Link List: Three Free Sins, Church Basement Coffee, and More
And big links don't cry (they don't cry).
Paul Wilkinson
Flying on Mended Wings
Outreach
Flying on Mended Wings
How reclaiming the tribal Jesus plants new life in Native youth … and the Western Church.
Corey Greaves, interviewed by Paul Pastor
A Faithfulness Deeper than Feeling
Not far from any of us
A Faithfulness Deeper than Feeling
Spiritual angst is so 2013.
Mandy Smith

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