Devotional
Justin Owens
Ash Wednesday

As Lent commences on Ash Wednesday, we are entering a time of introspection and prayer leading to Easter. Let us reflect on the significance of death preceding resurrection, urging readers to embrace a daily practice of surrendering self in preparation for our spiritual transformation.

Ash Wednesday
Devotional
Justin Owens
Being Connected

Despite being more technologically linked than ever, studies now show loneliness and disconnection are at an all-time high. How does this trend truly affect your spiritual life and personal connection with God?

Being Connected
Integrity, Devotional
Justin Owens
Maintaining a Life of Integrity

Every believer agrees that maintaining our integrity is one of best things we could for our spiritual life, but does it have to be so difficult. Read more to find out how to build consistency with maintaining your integrity.

Maintaining a Life of Integrity
Devotional, Integrity
Justin Owens
Who You Are When No One is Looking

In a broken world that is constantly trying to bring us down, striving for genuine righteousness throughout our lives is not easy, but the good news is… it is possible.

Who You Are When No One is Looking
Self Leadership, Visionary Leadership
Justin Owens
What Metrics are You Looking At?

Data and information are essential for knowing how effective your organization or ministry is, but knowing the right data to measure is the most important key to your success.

What Metrics are You Looking At?

neil armstrong

The Journey of Self-Leadership

The Journey of Self-Leadership

On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong stepped on the moon after traveling 230,000 miles through space. Just days earlier, on July 16, the Saturn V rocket blasted off into space. This was not the beginning of the journey, though. The real expedition began years earlier with the decision by American president John F. Kennedy to embark on the mission. Leadership is a lifelong development journey. Wherever you and I are in leadership today, our journey began long ago. My own journey probably started some time during fifth grade when I was (literally) ordered into a leadership role in middle school.