The Strategic Power of Discernment
One bad decision can shake your confidence. You thought you heard God about a relationship, a hire, a partnership, or an opportunity, but the outcome wasn’t what you expected. Now you find yourself second-guessing what you sense.
But one missed decision doesn’t mean you’re bad at discernment.
Hebrews tells us that discernment develops “by reason of use.” In other words, we grow as we practice. ...
What Will You Do if You Can't Quit?
What do you do when quitting feels impossible—but continuing feels just as hard?
I’ve noticed that entrepreneurs are really good at pushing through. It’s one of our strengths. But it can also become a weakness when we keep pushing simply because we can’t bear the thought of failing.
Joseph and Brittany Williams faced that tension through business setbacks, a lawsuit, financial pressure, and gro...
Pastor and Business Leader: What We Wish We Knew
Too often, we’ve separated Sunday ministry from Monday business. Pastors often see business leaders primarily through the lens of giving and volunteering, while business leaders may assume their pastor offers little for the challenges they face at work.
Both miss something valuable.
I sat down with Randy Griffin, former pastor, business owner, and now C12 Chair, to talk about what each side wis...
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