Charles Hambrick-Stowe

“Do not remember the sins of my youth.” But the Internet does.

Profit is important, but it's not the most important thing.

The ministry is the best occupation in the world, partly because it’s the last real profession.

As the boomers age, expect more stories, and listen for how they (faintly) echo the gospel.

Jesus calls us, surprisingly enough, to be "Scribes trained for the kingdom"

But not by Islam.

How does a staff integrate a new person and set her or him up for success?

Rick Warren’s inaugural prayer was smart. Sometimes we should say the “J” word more; sometimes less.

Churches in partnership can straddle divides the broader culture cannot.

Creativity over time does not burst forth ex nihilo.

By-Law revision can be a ministry, not just a chore.

How do a petroleum engineer, an ophthalmologist, a teacher and an electrician see their work as Christian ministry?

It’s Lent. Performance review has a long tradition in the church.