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Ken Evers-Hood: Are you playing games at church?
Games are powerful motivators, and they can change our behavior. In the church, we can track such practices as Scripture reading, prayer, hospitality and offering forgiveness.
C. Kavin Rowe: Leading in the age of the image
Christian leaders must think about the place of images in their life and work, noticing that images are powerful, can be idols and can create the space for growth in discipleship, writes the New Testament scholar.
Dan G. Blazer: Denying the self as a pathway to leading from the soul
How can Christian leaders develop the healthy and confident sense of self necessary to lead effectively while at the same time denying themselves? asks the former dean of medical education at Duke University.
Living out of abundance
A church learns that when it stops asking about a community’s needs and begins asking about its gifts, people learn that what we need is already here.
L. Gregory Jones: Renewing community in a networked society
“Middle-ring” relationships have receded in the new social patterns of American life. We need imaginative Christian leaders to develop institutions that can support and sustain the community we now lack.
