Leaders Living Well

I had planned to attend a one-day leadership conference today. It has an impressive line-up of speakers and a range of topics I am excited about, things like “Practices of Leading for the Long Haul” and “Leading with Resilience.” Another presentation covers “Mental Health and Resilience in Ministry.” It’s exactly what I need right now. So, why am I not there? Truth be told, I’m exhausted. I couldn’t bring myself to make the four-hour round-trip

One of the best books I’ve read lately is Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport (which I reviewed previously). I’m now practicing what he preached, having almost completed the thirty-day break from social media to discern my philosophy of technology. In what ways do my values guide why and how I use tech? Turning Reflex into Intentionality Two things I noticed right away as I unplugged: first, relief from the constant stimulation of scrolling and, paradoxically,

As someone who has provided spiritual care for pastors and ministry leaders, I have witnessed firsthand the vulnerabilities and challenges these leaders face. Their courage and compassion as they give of themselves for the sake of others is such a gift to our communities. Yet, sometimes we forget they are people too with struggles of their own. They can end up isolated at the top. That is why I am grateful for this new video