pride

Well-respected community leaders, coaches, and pastors seem to be imploding at epidemic levels these days. Stories of abuse, affairs, lapses in integrity, and self-destructive behaviors consuming leaders seem to fill our news feeds at a relentless and alarming pace.

Humility is an important character quality in the Christian life. Although most of us know this, we also likely know that humility is one of the most difficult qualities to develop and consistently live out in our Christian walk.

We live in a society beset by countless social and political battles, and believers need leaders of courage and integrity to help us navigate culture’s minefield.

It’s not that there is anything inherently wrong with meeting our personal needs, but we so easily allow reasonable personal concerns to become our primary focus in life.

In his new book Faker, Nicholas McDonald addresses the tendency we all have to fake that we have it all together.

Well if scientists say it, it must be true, right? It turns out, not always.