strength

Simone Biles’ decision to withdraw from multiple Olympic events drew both praise and criticism from Christians and has sparked ongoing conversations about identity, mental health, and the definitions of strength and courage.

Evaluation isn't always even a conscious process, but don’t pretend it doesn’t matter. It doesn’t mean people aren’t grateful for your leadership; being assessed is just part of being a leader.

The simple yet profound truth of the Christian faith is this: Jesus gives us what we do not have. When you’re in Christ, all that is Christ’s is yours.

Asking someone for help takes courage and strength. I’m well aware it feels otherwise, like we’re at the end of our rope and cannot think of anything to do. But only the truly strong person will ask for help.

God has wise purposes even in our most difficult seasons. Here are 21 reasons God may allow more than you can bear.

Yet, when it comes to our spiritual health and fruitfulness, strength can very quickly become our greatest enemy.

In the Shema in Deuteronomy 6:4-5, the word translated as "strength" in Hebrew is “me’od” and it’s found 300 times in Scripture.  But here is the fascinating part---the word does not actually mean “strength.”

Having diverse leadership, first, gives us the opportunity to experience more of what we will experience in eternity.