When you hear hoof beats, think of horses, not zebras” has been a popular medical proverb since about the 1950s.... Continue Reading
If you are like me, you have spent the better part of your ministry career living with some level of... Continue Reading
Recently I met with a group of church educators and the topic of discussion was soul care. Soul, not in... Continue Reading
Dr. Wayne Grudem, noted biblical scholar, professor, and author, shares an experience that may provide insight into what seems to... Continue Reading
One of the leading reasons people give for leaving the church is the behavior of Christians. When Christians are viewed... Continue Reading
Ignatius of Loyola, who founded the Society of Jesus, wrote a classic devotional book called “Spiritual Exercises.” In this book,... Continue Reading
In recent posts we explored the differences between contemplative and evangelical streams of Christianity. Here are several ideas that I... Continue Reading
In our last post we looked at a comparison of the language, emphases and practices between Evangelical Christianity and Contemplative-Mystical... Continue Reading
In recent years I have come across two types of evangelical Christians who are interested in contemplative-mystical Christianity: Some are... Continue Reading
What is a spiritual retreat day? A concise definition is “a planned day away from work to focus exclusively on... Continue Reading
The beginning of a new year is an opportunity to challenge yourself to engage in spiritual practices that are new... Continue Reading
Many ministers I know wrestle with the difficulty of trying to live a life of transformation and intimacy with the... Continue Reading
Jim is a Church Organizational Leadership and Management Coach, Consultant and Trainer. Throughout his career Jim has demonstrated a passion for showing Pastors and Ministers how to use organizational tools for church and personal growth and health.
More About Jim“For I may be absent in body, but I am with you in spirit, rejoicing to see how well ordered you are and the strength of your faith in Christ.” Colossians 2:5