An often overlooked aspect of leadership are the two ideas of the advancing of leaders and succession. Good organizations have leader training Read More »
Byron Myers | October 4th, 2019 Byron Myers | October 4th, 2019 It seemed so obvious. Recently, I was reading a book that noted that many new Christians enter the church having long-standing impaired Read More »
Judson Poling | September 27th, 2019 One of our most basic human needs is to love and be loved. I have never had a problem with that first Read More »
Dan Kuiper | September 20th, 2019 You never have to ask a 5-year old boy how his day was. Just look down at his feet. Yesterday, I spent Read More »
Terry Martin | September 13th, 2019 I have come to find the use of rituals to be powerful in my life. I didn’t set out to form rituals Read More »
Greg Hawkins | September 6th, 2019 When we want to change, grow, and develop, there are a couple of ways that we can get at it. I try Read More »
Luke Harris | August 30th, 2019 In Disney’s, The Lion King, the filmmaker vividly captures the emotion of The Hero’s Journey. Simba’s carefree, happy childhood is abruptly interrupted Read More »
Peter Aldrich | August 23rd, 2019 In a recent meeting, I heard a man admit that he had failed to do something to which he had committed and Read More »
John Casey | August 9th, 2019 In Chicago, Australia and other Crucible communities across the world, we are honoring Chris Cleghorn’s services to this growing tribe of 4,500-plus Read More »
Marc Mantasoot | August 2nd, 2019 When it comes to life, what half are you living in? Noted Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung popularized the notion of the two Read More »
Tony Bradburn | July 26th, 2019