Knowing comes first
Last week, our class delved into discussing knowledge, its’ origin, the redemptive principles of the Bible, and our American culture. Luckily, we boldly were lead by a professor who is both wise and hilarious, Gene Fant. Marrying his knowledge of philosophy, literature, and other fields, Fant instructed the class on the necessity of knowing God…
An empty leader has nothing left to give.
Sometimes leaders get empty. Sometimes leaders break down. Sometimes leaders lose their way. And often, it’s because they made one critical mistake: They tried to manage other people before they managed themselves. The temptation is to think that being a “servant leader” means constantly putting the needs of others ahead of your own . The…
Christ's Ultimate Sacrifice
Towards the end of class today, Pastor Greg Brown took us to Callaway Gardens and gave us some time to meditate. I began to write. want you all to know in my pursuit of being honest and transparent, I am struggling. This week has been difficult for me in a lot of ways. The Lord…