
In honor of International Women’s Day, here are stories of Christian women leaders and some themes I’ve noticed in Christian women leadership.
In honor of International Women’s Day, here are stories of Christian women leaders and some themes I’ve noticed in Christian women leadership.
One thing every leader understands after a few weeks on the job: trust does not stay put. Maintaining trust is a challenging task.
Ordinary people that take advantage of the opportunities laid before them can make a major impact on the world.
Upon review of his career and life outside of football, it’s easy to see how great Tony Dungy is as a biblical leader and champion.
The knowledge of everything going on brings fear in how we will be impacted personally and professionally. Do we trust in the face of fear?
It’s always been rebellious to follow Jesus, but athletes regularly kneel to pray. It’s amazing what can happen when athletes stand for faith.
It’s refreshing to reflect on the legacy of Bobby Bowden who put his faith first and looked for opportunities to share his faith with others.
Our power as Christians, and as leaders, comes from God, not from ourselves. Biblical leaders must find strength in God to endure.
NIL is impacting the collegiate athletics landscape, athletes, and athletic department hiring practices for years to come.
We must help our teams strike a balance in perspective between food that spoils and food that endures. We must seek the true purpose of work.