Generational Impact: What Happens When Women Invest in Other Women
Have you ever paused to think about the generational impact of what is being passed down through the women in your family?
From One Life to Hundreds: The Multiplying Legacy of a Mentor
Mentoring often feels like a quiet investment. One conversation, one relationship, one life at a time. But over time, those small, faithful moments can multiply into something far greater than we ever expect-—that’s the legacy…
How a Ripple Begins in Mentoring
A mentoring journey can change everything. What began with mentors pouring into me became a ripple that shaped countless other lives.
Do People Want What You Have?
Imagine for a minute a world without movie advertising . . . no previews or trailers . . . no social media posts . . . no billboards or posters. Just the name of the…
Come on in to the Lighthouse!
The other day I read about how we overcomplicate disciple-making . . . that it’s simply about intentionally loving someone and helping them in some way. I’m carrying a burden right now (maybe it’s the…
It Ain’t Over . . .
Growing up Baptist, I heard a lot of “Just As I Am” sung at the end of church services. The preacher wanted people to walk down the aisle and accept Jesus, a noble goal for…
It’s All About Steps!
If our motive is to help everyone we know move one step closer to Christ, then everything we do in relationship with another person is evangelism. That’s right! When we invite people to go to…
Start A Business? Not So Fast . . . (Part I)
In almost every Radical Mentoring group, there’s a guy who wants to start his own business. I’ve helped a couple get going successfully but have also talked several off the ledge. So this post may…
People Don’t Buy Solutions to Problems They Don’t Have
Why can’t we get it through our thick heads that unchurched, non-Christian people aren’t ‘buying’ Christianity? They aren’t because they don’t think they have any problems . . . at least none our faith can…
The Stain of Self-Righteousness
Jesus was toughest on self-righteous people. He could hang with prostitutes, tax collectors and lepers, but the Pharisees and religious scholars made His teeth itch. He constantly challenged them . . . calling them out…
