What is “good news” to your neighbors? Is it when you shovel their sidewalks, drop off a meal when they’re sick, or check in on

One of my favorite sound bites from Jesus is John 4.23. He uses this trippy phrase: the time is coming and is now here. Whenever

What do you do when people don’t welcome you? When neighbors don’t want to be bothered? When you’re tired from caring? When nothing is working?

Very early in life we experience our limits.  We learn what we can and what we cannot do.  We make adjustments to live within our

Our core values shape and define our language and our narratives—how we talk about what matters most to us. This is why “outsiders” or visitors

Is evangelism a lost cause? This is the question our friends at Exponential are asking this season and we (Dave and Gábor) are here to

You are welcome for the earworm in the title of this post. The song from Jackie DeShannon was released in 1965, and the sentiment is

We’d probably all agree that accountability is good and even necessary, yet sometimes when people reach a certain level of leadership, they can fall into

At the center of any culture are values—convictions of the mind, and passions of the heart. When we lead well, we’re asking ourselves key questions: