Science: Unveiling the Truth
As we all gathered for class Monday, Professor Thaxton—a wise, intelligent, and steady-handed man— rolled in, readily prepared to teach us about faith and science. His sense of humor and extraordinary stories intrigued and drew us all in. He described his time in Eastern Europe from the Czech Republic to Romania where he presented our…
What's in a name?
When I was five, I learned how to spell my name. J-A-N-A-E. Janae. I learned it wasn’t “Jenny” or “Jane” or “Janie”. It was Janae. With an E on the end. I learned my middle name was Janna. With two Ns. And I learned that all my siblings had two names that started with Js too….
Why You Need To Be Talking
One of the common complexes of younger leaders is “Superman” or “Wonder Woman” thinking. This is where a leader comes to believe they are invulnerable to needing input or, worse yet, that seeking it is a source of weakness. If you will take a close look at most successful and sustained leaders you will find…