Stories give our lives meaning. Here are four steps to help your story stick.

Ever make a mistake at work? I recently made a doozy. But...even though "Mistakes Will Be Made," they don't have to defeat you.

There’s a lot going on during Holy Week. “But at the heart of it, people are coming for that story. “

Is it time to lead a post-COVID transformation of your church or organization? Thanks to John Kotter, check out what pitfalls to avoid.

Are envelopes important? Why yes, yes they are. But they need to be done with integrity.

With all the Oscar kerfuffle (nope, no slap analysis here), check out what really won during the pandemic.

Over the years, I have reviewed dozens of books on the subject. Depending on the week, my list might change as to which ones are the “best.” Today, these are the five stewardship books that are on the top of my list.

“Maybe, this year, I’ll do both: give up something and take on something for Lent.”

How lucky to have braver people than me to say “yes” to what seemed like a huge goal. Here’s to setting your sights high and believing in your donors and congregants and their generosity.

“[Do no harm] means…that those who shared their stories with our organizations feel they had an enriching experience, not an extractive one. It also means that our audiences felt like they learned something from our stories.