Spiritual Leadership Posts

Whose agenda are you leading toward?

Over the past few weeks, I have been reading one of the best leadership books I’ve read in awhile, Spiritual Leadership by Henry & Richard Blackaby. What really stands out in this book is the essence of what’s captured... Read More »

Should we be on vacation?

Ever since our children were born, we’ve gone to Florida nearly ever year. For the most part, it’s been with other members of the family and makes for fond memories. While there are other areas we’ve been and considered,... Read More »

We’ve got to stop saying “no” for people!

Yes, just prior to needing to make a decision on whether or not to reach out to our entire network to see if they wanted to partner with us, I heard the message “we’ve got to stop saying ‘no’... Read More »

You’re Invited to the Banquet

This past week was the 3rd week of the month in which I have multiple Truth@Work roundtables. For various reasons, meeting attendance was down in several of these meetings as well as other meetings across the nation. One particular... Read More »

Beware of how fast weeds can overtake you!

When I was growing up, I lived on 10 acres and enjoyed helping take care of the land.  As a matter of fact, I enjoyed it so much that I took a position as a “cabana boy” for a... Read More »

“You’re too focused on the destination!”

For some time now, I have begun blocking out a spiritual retreat day in my calendar on a monthly basis.  Yes, I do spend time in scripture and prayer daily, however, there is something special about setting a time... Read More »

Does God speak through yellow birds!

I’ve resisted writing this post for a long time. Honestly, I didn’t want people to think I’d lost my mind. But the story is too powerful not to share. Every summer, my back porch becomes my office. I love... Read More »

The Place of Nothingness

So, if you’re a follower, you likely know that God has a tendency at times to hit me with a brick beside my head to get my attention.  As a leadership coach, who is type “A” and task-oriented, I... Read More »

Stay Strong

While sometimes technology can get a bad rap, it also is a wonderful tool at times.  One of the things our family does is share our calendars on our iPhones.  Some are better than others at keeping events up... Read More »

Turning Points

I had an opportunity to speak at my high schools alumni banquet this past weekend with a classmate, Kristina.  The topic was on turning points and how South Putnam aided in shaping my life.  I thought I’d share as... Read More »