Author
Rick Higgins
Leaders Made Here: Building a Leadership Culture by Mark Miller is a fast moving parable about implementing a leadership culture in an organization. The fictional company searches out best practices and summarizes their findings into a blueprint that organizations can use to… Continue Reading →
As you go through life, you will encounter a multitude of situations that may cause you discouragement. A common source of frustration is other people. This can be especially painful when it’s from people who should be close to you,… Continue Reading →
Do you ever feel at times that you don’t measure up? We’ve all experienced that nagging thought that we’re not enough. Nothing to Prove by Jennie Allen is an encouraging book that enables us to rest in His sufficiency rather than trying… Continue Reading →
One of the enemy’s strategies is to make us think that sin is no big deal. You’ve heard the rationale: everybody’s doing it, it won’t harm anyone, no one will find out. The Bible speaks to the situations we face… Continue Reading →
What was a time of uncertainty that you’ve faced in your life? What range of emotions did you experience? Perhaps it was a new school or job. I took my grand girls to a big slide at a water park…. Continue Reading →
The heartfelt cry among many individuals is “How can I be righteous before God?” We are keenly aware of our sin and although we may be presentable on the outside we know the thoughts and intentions of our hearts. We… Continue Reading →
52 Words Every Christian Should Know by Kendell Easley presents 52 key theological words in a brief, easy to read format. If you know individuals who are new to Christianity or seeking to deepen their walk with God you will find… Continue Reading →
What emotions do you experience when you’ve messed up? Some of the primary emotions may be guilt and shame. Although guilt and shame are often used interchangeably there is a profound difference between them. Guilt is like the red light… Continue Reading →
What are situations that cause you to be angry? Sometimes we’re angry at ourselves because we’re not doing what we should be doing. That was the situation that Cain experienced. Cain brought an offering to the Lord, but the Lord… Continue Reading →
When God Made You was written by Matthew Paul Turner and illustrated by David Catrow. This is a children’s book revealing that you are uniquely made by God and you have a special contribution that you can make in the world…. Continue Reading →
Take a moment and think about some of your greatest causes of frustration. If you’re like others, then people may be a common source of frustration. People can bring about our greatest joys in life, but they can also be… Continue Reading →
What type of person makes a difference in this world? Thomas Carlyle wrote, “No great man lives in vain. The history of the world is but the biography of great men.” As we consider great men, Abraham is recognized as… Continue Reading →
This week I had the honor of being with an individual who decided to disengage from life-support – he was ready to go to his heavenly home. As I read Scripture and held his hand, he was peaceful, calm, and… Continue Reading →
Seven-Mile Miracle: Journey into the Presence of God Through the Last Words of Jesus by Steven Furtick applies Christ’s seven statements from the cross to our lives. Steven takes a fresh look at these sayings of Jesus with a relevant… Continue Reading →
Have you ever reflected upon the significance of your words? You’ve heard the saying, “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never harm me.” The truth is sticks and stones can break our bones, but words can… Continue Reading →
