In his book, The Art of Listening, influential philosopher and psychologist Erich Fromm (March 23, 1900–March 18, 1980) details the techniques, dynamics, and... Continue Reading
I believe the intent of Reconciliation as taught in the Christian Church is to be restorative —returning the individual to... Continue Reading
Only with a single-minded attention to Christ can we give up our fears and face our own true nature. As... Continue Reading
How do members actually think about major changes in the church? The “prospect theory” from behavioral economics can provide some... Continue Reading
I’ve always found it ironic that the church is so resistant to change. The first words out of Jesus’ mouth... Continue Reading
Our lives, our churches, and our businesses are being influenced by an increasing number of complex political, social, and economic... Continue Reading
Christian Mysticism is a complex spiritual topic and defies easy definition. Historically, mysticism is defined as hidden, unspeakable, can’t be... Continue Reading
If Western Christianity does not discover its mystical foundations and roots, we might as well close the church doors–Rahner In... Continue Reading
Have you heard the story of the Russian Pilgrim and the Jesus Prayer told in the “Way of the Pilgrim”? It’s... Continue Reading
One of the characteristics of Christian contemplative spirituality is a humble acknowledgement that we do not understand the ground on... Continue Reading
It is safe to say that unless we are committed and faithful to some form of prayer we will most... Continue Reading
Lately there’s been a lot of talk about which approaches we should use to address problematic behavior and oppressive systems... 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