Starting my collegiate studies in architecture, I spent several classes focused on art history to stretch my understanding, creativity, and artistic appreciation. One of the movements that often fascinated me was that of pointillism. It is a style of painting where the artist is concerned with taking colored spots to develop the tone of the [...]
I am still working through Holiness by Grace by Bryan Chapell. He was talking about mercy in the chapter I am in, and interjected a unique experience that reminded me of the values of relationships in the church, especially personal relationships that may know the intimate details of our lives. He writes (referring to a conversation [...]
I often visit the book of Nehemiah when considering matters of leadership. This Old Testament account of the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem provides great insight into what leadership requires, the necessity of clear vision, the accomplishment of the vision and the investment and requirements on people employed in the work of God. As [...]