You and I are the recipients of the greatest hope-filled announcement ever given: “He, Jesus, is not here!”

Cathy and I loved living in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. We were involved in our church, we absolutely loved our small group of young married couples, and we had an incredible network of close friends. We had zero plans to move.

When do you pray? When the pressure is on? When the going gets rough? When you get a bad report? OR, can it be said of you that, as usual, just like always, you will be found praying?

When things are not going the way you planned, when things seem out of place…the question really becomes, “Who are you going to call on…”

As I got older, perhaps the scenarios changed, but the labels I placed on myself remained. “I’m just average.” “I’m just not smart enough.” “I’m just not rich enough.”

As a leader, are you an “active” listener? Are you truly in the conversation, or are you too busy constructing your response?

Trust me, others are watching to see how your “picture” is hung.

Yes, leaders are lighthouses—bright beacons of light illuminating the path for others!

As leaders, we are to be launchers for others. Leaders propel others to achieve more than they thought possible…

Many times I tried opening the door that God closed. I’ve tried to convince myself to go forward when the pathway was blocked time and time again.

Watch your measly become a miracle…

Have you ever had the sense or belief that God was asking you to do something, but it didn’t make sense on paper or in your monthly budget?