Catalyst Articles

Imagine waking up tomorrow morning with this revelation from the Lord: “I am not going to return in your lifetime. You are a Middle Christian. Behave accordingly.

As an up and coming emerging leader, DON’T DO THESE:

After all the nonsense that is repeated about Jesus being a gentle peacemaker, reading the Gospels is really quite a shock. We discover a Jesus who is in fact frequently embroiled in conflict—most of which he provokes himself (like healing on the Sabbath).

Here you go, the August edition of the Young Influencers List.

What do you do when God reads your life, knows your heart and your longings, and in a single moment, speaks them out loud through a complete stranger?

And while you might not have a colleague or employee that makes a habit of sinking their teeth into someone else's skin, chances are you do have some folks in your workspace that infect folks with corporate zombieism in other highly infectious ways (like emails and snarky gossip).

I was blessed to figure out what I wanted to do with my life at an early age. Since I was a kid, my passion has revolved around the financial principles my parents taught me.

I am always bothered by the person who continually just talks about themselves. The person who thinks that the world literally revolves around them. The person who constantly is only worried about how things will affect them personally. They pretend to be interested in others, but really are only concerned with furthering their career or pushing their agenda or making a bigger deal about themselves. It’s not about you. Really. It’s not.

In a world that embraces buzzwords like “entrepreneur,

How exponentially powerful it is to know and be known by God?  In fact, I think the only word God has used to help us understand how long that journey will take is:  ETERNITY.

If you are like me, and like most people (I assume that you are like me), then sometimes leading women can feel like herding cats. Not that I don’t like cats mind you, it’s just that getting a group of cats all going in the same direction at the same time can be a challenging prospect. Women, too.

Below is an interview with Dave Travis, Chief Executive and Chief Encouragement Officer of Leadership Network. They recently organized a hackathon for kingdom technologists in the Bay Area. Dave tells us more about it.