I have discovered that there are 2 types of Christian. One embraces the Physical and the other embraces the Spiritual. The Physical Christian, for whatever reason, has difficulties in dealing with/believing in spiritual matters. They are trapped in the world's view of things, which only includes things they can relate to physically (see, taste, touch, etc). They tend to put miracles into the box of "those happened back then, but not now" (basically Cessationism). They pray fo

Danielle Strickland once told me of an interaction with a "running friend" she had made. After developing a good relationship over time, and getting close to "winning" her new friend to Christ, out of the blue her friend asked her: "am I one of your 'projects?'" Danielle said it was a wake up call when she realized people are not "our projects." What is it about us Christians that causes us to think we can make people our projects and not really care about them as friends (an

As I approach the subject of leadership, I must begin with a question: "What is it about my leadership philosophy that differs from what could be considered a traditional leadership philosophy?" After all, there are plenty of good books on leadership. What could I possibly have to offer you that would be different? That difference, as I was reminded years ago by JE at The War College, is I lead from my apostolic gifting. Therefore I will attempt to share apostolic insight wit