I had a conversation with a student last night. It’s slowly becoming one of my favorite leadership conversations to have with teenagers. There are some changes in the future (I’ll post more about that in a few weeks), but this student runs the computer on Wednesday nights at church. He …
wes Grief and Joy
I mentioned this last week, and still don’t think I’m fully ready for this, but here goes. My father-in-law passed away on January 29. It was, for us, a long process, but in reality, a pretty quick progression. He was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer in the esophagus and stomach, …
Check It Out: Start Somewhere
I’ve now been blogging for two full years. If you’ve just found me, or found me recently, I’d love for you to click back through the archives at the first 10-15 posts. Today, I’d like to share a post that’s been on my mind because of other situations and scenarios. …
Support Counts
Last week my Father-in-law, Andy, passed away. I plan to reflect a little more on his passing in a future post, but for today I want to take a different approach. Over the course of the past year our family has walked an interesting path. Andy was diagnosed with Stage …
Check It Out: 7 Reasons Your Resolutions Go Up in Flames
This post links to a blog by Carey Nieuwhof addressing how to succeed in setting New Year’s goals.