Managing During a Challenging Economy
As many of you know, I'm a news junkie, a finance junkie, a leadership junkie, and a despiser of armadillos! (I am not going to touch on that THIS week.) The economy is front and center if you have been
Beef It Up for People in Need
Years ago, an 8th-grade "Problem-Solvers" group adopted a project that still works today. Midlothian was home to many churches, but they all worked independently to serve benevolent needs here in town. It made them each "easy marks" for abusing the
The Decision to Remember
Today is 9/11. We don't have to tell anyone why that's significant or take time to explain the reasons for its significance. Stating "9/11" immediately conjures painful memories, grief, resentment, and a resolve to remember. Everyone who lived through that
How We Make Decisions
This Sunday, we will be considering Craig Rigney as a candidate for the worship pastor position. It's a big decision for our church family, so I want to make clear how we do this. First: This is a decision for church
