by Brit Smith | Jan 9, 2020 | Newsletters
Teachers do amazing work every day. Students walk into their classrooms with a limited amount of knowledge, and after a semester or a year with the teacher, what they know is dramatically greater and they’re prepared to learn even more. That’s even more amazing when...
by John Money | Jan 9, 2020 | Newsletters
The spiel you hear every time you fly includes a good lesson for church leaders. It’s when the flight attendant briefs you about the oxygen masks and says, “If you’re traveling with children or someone who needs assistance, be sure to put your own mask on first before...
by Danielle Huff | Jan 9, 2020 | Newsletters
Today’s business owners and managers face a constant battle to achieve more. We’re often judged by factors such as employee productivity and turnover, so we’re constantly seeking strategies that can give them an edge and enhance their ability to meet goals. There’s...
by Brittany Gipson | Jan 9, 2020 | Newsletters
Feeling anxious? Feeling a bit blue? Nearly everyone deals with feelings of anxiety and depression from time to time. In some cases, those feelings can be so overwhelming that the best answer is sitting down with a professional counselor to get down to the cause and...
by Jennifer Strege | Jan 9, 2020 | Newsletters
By this time of year most of us have given thought to what we’d like to accomplish. If you’re the parent of a recently blended family, I’m willing to bet that strengthening your relationships with your spouse and children are on that list — and probably near the...
by Michael Spencer | Jan 9, 2020 | Newsletters
“We made so many mistakes when our kids were little, and I’m afraid we’re paying the price now. Our relationship with them isn’t what we’d hoped for, and I can’t imagine what they’ll be like as teenagers. Is it too late for us to do something?” Every new...
