Why You Should Build a Leadership Team
Artios Christian College knows the benefits of working as a leadership team from firsthand experience. Leadership, especially in ministry, can be lonely. Ephesians 4:11-12 describes…
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Perspectives on Leadership from Artios Christian College
How Roman Christians Responded to Corrupt Rulers
Not a month goes by that we don’t hear an allegation of corruption regarding one or more of our governing leaders. Even the thought that…
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3 Areas Everyday Christian Leaders Practice Contentment
Contentment is a quality of everyday Christian leaders. Contrary to the allure of worldly ambition, Christians leaders practice contentment in 3 main areas.
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Why We Keep Singing Together: Examining Our Approach
How do we navigate a universal function of the corporate body that our culture is slowly viewing with lessening fervor? Is singing in a church…
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Why We Keep Singing Together: Building Each Other Up
My local church’s worship team is really tremendous. Vocals, drums, guitars, piano—all very talented. Yet they just can’t quite measure up to my favorite worship…
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Why We Keep Singing Together: The Heart of Worship
Matt Redman penned these powerful opening words to the song, The Heart of Worship, in the late 1990s. These lyrics reflect what our attitude should…
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Why We Keep Singing Together: A Timeless Act of Worship
Why do we keep singing together? To provide a clear answer we must explore two fundamental aspects of worship: why we sing and why we…
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Why We Keep Singing Together: A Collective Response of Love to God
When I was in elementary school, I attended church with a friend quite often. I now know that she attended a Pentecostal church, totally flamboyant…
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Why We Keep Singing Together: An Artios Roundtable Discussion
For anyone who grew up participating in church communities, the act of singing is almost synonymous with worship. It’s what every congregation, regardless of…
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12 Ways to Reduce Your Leadership Impact
My intention is be a vibrant leader. But sometimes we learn leadership lessons the hard way.
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