College Students, Conflict Avoidance, & the Common Good
Many students are reluctant to engage in discussion on issues that matter. Something that is increasingly obvious with many Christ-following college students is that they’re reluctant to engage in meaningful face-to-face discourse on issues that matter. Many will chat in cyberspace about the issues, but get them in a room together where they cannot ignore…
Three Post-Pandemic Skills Leaders Will Need
The months of managing people and work in the pandemic have simultaneously highlighted the need for embracing some leadership practices while also demonstrating some former ways of leading may not be that important toward overall success. A world-level event such as the pandemic is going to teach us new things and force new habits to…
Os Guinness on Faith, Politics, & Culture
Some years ago I had the privilege of hosting Os Guinness for three days here on the Impact 360 Institute campus. His topics were numerous—everything from The Call (his book our students read in preparation for his time with us) to globalization to leadership. He was one of the most gracious guests we’ve had on…