Catalyst Articles

One of my favorite leaders from Scripture is Deborah. I love to unpack the layers of her leadership and study the confidence she displayed in her calling.

In my search for a life of Christ-like character, I’ve come across one incredible finding: avoiding habits of character actually waste our time.

Leadership is messy. It's not black & white. It's not always clear. It's exceptionally grey.
 

Here is what I think a person like me needs to have in place around them in order to never hit that imaginary

You can’t fake leadership.

The best dreams call us to our higher selves, participating creatively in the things and plans of God.

One of the reasons family is such a big factor in directing our lives is because parents play a pivotal role in introducing us to new ideas and concepts.

This separation of thoughts from actions must not be what God intended because when I check out of the moment I am living, I cannot seem to keep even my simplest physical or spiritual goals in mind.

What are the five big lessons we can learn from studying those who derailed?

When I made the decision to see where I spent my time, I discovered how many distractions I let clutter up my day. But even more significantly, I discovered what I wasn’t making time for.

I have made a lot of mistakes as a leader, but by God’s grace I’ve learned some really good lessons from them.