The Truth Hurts; A Strong Leader Tells It
If you read a good bit on leading others you’ve probably noticed a seeming uptick in articles and books on the importance of candor in your work relationships. Broadly speaking candor can be understood as exercising the quality of being frank, open, and exceedingly honest in your opinion of someone or something. This means being…
Experiencing God’s Global Church
This past Sunday we had the opportunity to go to Hillsong Church here in South Africa. As we met new people and shared in their fellowship, so many things jumped out at me. First and foremost, their love for God and, by extension, love for each other was so very evident. They worshipped with joy…
Three Myths About People Living in Poverty That Aren’t True
Last month, Impact students experienced a new way of looking at poverty. We drove down to LaGrange, Georgia and met with Sherri Brown, the Director of the Troup County branch of Circles, a non-profit that helps people escape poverty. For two hours, we took on various characters in a stimulation and tried to endure a…
