We have all had days like yesterday was for me. It felt like everywhere I turned, I learned about someone near-and-dear who had let me down. The spectrum went from the extreme of betrayal—involving heart-deep issues—to a mild notion…
Category: Betrayal
Do It Anyway: Why greatness in leadership often emerges from heartache, pain and risk
One of my youngest teammates–at AidChild in Uganda–is currently in the midst of a great trial; not related to physical unhealth or economic need, but in the form of an attack on his integrity fueled by jealousy and fear. Welcome…
The Noise of Poverty; Understanding Its Power over Self & Other
As I transition from the “West” to Uganda—yet again—I am anticipating the different sounds in the lifescape. Some will welcome me, emoting joy and pleasure. Others will attack me in offensive ways, stirring negativity and frustration. Others will be processed…
“Even When We Don’t Want to” (A 70-second read on pressing into courage, selflessness and forgiveness.)
This blog post was prompted by a thought I posted on Facebook this morning: I’m considering the beauty of Maundy Thursday, Christ’s final hours in His human experience. The Last Supper, the Passover meal. Washing of the feet. Communion. “Final”…
