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I must repent. Not until recently did I consider humor a Christian virtue. Likewise for its close cousins, laughter and fun. Humor had its place in the church. But its role was mostly as an additive, much like salt. Some … Continued

In my previous post, I outlined several common passive-aggressive behaviors. Go check it out if you haven’t already. After skimming through these behaviors, I hope you asked the man in the mirror some difficult questions. All of us exhibit passive-aggressive … Continued

I suspect I’ve been passive-aggressive my entire life. But not until recently did I realize how toxic these behaviors were to my relationships. Caught in the middle of another attempt to avoid conflict in my marriage, I had this realization … Continued

It’s graduation season. Congrats to you, graduate, both on your accomplishment and the conclusion of another life chapter. I still remember my college graduation, eight years ago. Between then and now, I’ve experienced much. I want to share some of … Continued

“A picture is worth a thousand words,” as the adage goes. If so, I wonder what the exchange costs us? It’s true that a pageful of words can’t provide clarity like an image. Assume, for example, your next door neighbor … Continued

We live in an age where almost everything is a finger’s touch away. Consider this. Today, more information is generated in ten minutes than all of civilization generated from the beginning of to this point. In some ways, this is … Continued

Easter is imminent. Sure, every Sunday is Easter, in a sense. But once a year, the world catches a glimpse of this most-important moment. And this Sunday many will witness the death and resurrection of Jesus for the first time. … Continued

We’re becoming a digital culture. Maybe we’re already there. I’m not sure. But I am sure this presents unique challenges. The digital shift is neither good nor bad. It just is. And we must learn to navigate this shift, not … Continued

I’m working with a client that’s trying to reinvent itself. At one time they had an edge, one that made people perk up and take notice. Over time, they went from forward-thinking and innovative to cautious and bureaucratic. This is … Continued