The Bible says we are to seek wise counsel from godly people. In fact, it tells us to ask for guidance from our mentors. But what does that mean? What makes someone a mentor? How do we know if a person is qualified? And most importantly, how do we actually … Read More
The term biblical literacy, coined by theologian John Frame, refers to the ability to read the Bible well enough to know what it teaches about the Christian faith. This includes knowing how the Bible relates to the history of Israel, the Old Testament canon, the New Testament canon, and the … Read More
In her recently released book, Calling in Context, Susan L. Maros says, “When we seek to identify our callings, we are, at a fundamental level, seeking to understand God’s transformational work in our lives—to recognize who we are created to be and discern the Spirit’s invitation to participate in God’s … Read More
According to The Deloitte Global 2022 Gen Z and Millennial Survey, 47% of Millennial and Gen Z workers choose to work for their current organization because they derive a sense of meaning from work. However, over a third of these respondents said they have turned down a job offer because … Read More
If I’m being honest, I absolutely hated the coaching lifestyle for the better part of the first decade. I used to tell myself a lot of “I’ll be happy when…” stories. For example, I’d assure myself that when the conditions were just right, exactly like I wanted, I could easily … Read More