Lessons Learned from a Dog
A few weeks ago, I had a Service Opportunity check-in with a staff member and friend, Lindsey Aldridge. I volunteer at the Harris County Humane Society and this was supposed to be a small time slot in which I would tell Lindsey how I was doing at my SO. It started out normal enough, with…
Biblical Men Are Active, Not Passive…
They accept responsibility, and lead courageously. Yet looking around at this twisted world of fearful fathers, abusive husbands, and weak-willed men, something doesn’t add up. The only remedy for such corruption is to create men in the world that stand out; to create men after God’s own heart. Ben Gilbreath climbs along the bank of…
When to Partner and When to Go Solo
A primary duty of any leader is to make decisions that move the work toward designated goals in the most efficient ways possible. Some of these decisions will be whether the work moves forward with the team at hand or through a partnership with another team or even another organization. Over the years, I’ve been…