What if your next breakthrough isn’t in a big moment—but in the small ones? The mundane routines you’re tempted to skip are the very ones building the muscles you’ll need tomorrow. Here’s how self-leadership is formed in the quiet corners of everyday life.

Ever feel like you’re just not enough? Not smart enough, thin enough, spiritual enough? Yeah, me too. But Romans 12:2 reminded me that I don’t have to copy the world—I can be transformed by God. In this post, I unpack how to stay unique, stay teachable, and let God change the way we think… and live.

A while ago I wrote a post on my favorite axioms. I try to remind myself of these all the time. An axiom is a self-evident truth that requires no proof. Okay, so they are my axioms, which means that they are self evident to me. They are incredibly helpful to me, and may…

One of the best leadership reads that I have laid eyes upon was a book by Bill Hybels called Axioms.  I would highly recommend that you pick it up and read it.  It is a great read, it is quick, short chapters.  (I like that!)  They may be…

A while ago I shared about my sister, her husband and their four kids. They are headed over to Bangladesh for two years to serve in the missions work that is taking place there. I arrived here in Texas late Thursday evening and have been trying to help…

This past weekend I had the incredible opportunity to take eight of our youth leaders down to the National Youth Workers Convention in Atlanta Georgia.  We heard from some great speakers, (Andy Stanley, Francis Chan, Perry Noble, Steven Furtick, Donald Miller and others) all of us were challenged…