Religious organizations face a real crisis. Our culture has changed and change will accelerate. In times of stability organizations grow to a size that challenges their ability to sustain themselves. We have begun a time of cultural instability. In times of stability large organizations thrive. In times of instability small organizations thrive. The hope for religious organizations in this culture is found in small, autonomous, connected organizations which each carry our hopes and dreams into the future. Making that kind of transition is difficult. This book gives you a road map to make it happen. The future of your organization requires that you let go of your past structure. This book is something to hold on to as you grasp for the future. There is a future. We invite you to be part of it.

Culture, Racism and Family: Letters to my Children is a straight forward personal appeal to all who value Liberty. If you value Liberty, value Responsibility more highly. This is an appeal to excel and excellent advice on pursuing excellence. If you come to the end of your life without having lived well, it will be too late. Spend your life now so that the very last day will be one of satisfaction, not regret. Racism has impacted everyone in America in one form or another. Liberty and Responsibility, walking hand in hand, provide a solution to the disquietude of the nation. Racism does not have to continue, but ending it means ending slave mentality which militates against both Responsibility and Liberty.

How does one write about Spiritual Success and preserve any sense of humility? "Spiritual Success and How I Achieved It" has been the tongue in cheek working title of this book. It serves to remind me that I know so very little. The irreverence serves to caution against the arrogance of pretending to know anything at all.None of this book is actually new. As Robert Webber used to remind us, the ancient is the future.1 Those to whom I am indebted include a long line of teachers reaching back to the early church fathers. I have had several excellent mentors and many tremendous teachers and professors. They all have helped connect me to the rich heritage that we have in Jesus Christ.

How does one write about Spiritual Success and preserve any sense of humility? "Spiritual Success and How I Achieved It" has been the tongue in cheek working title of this book. It serves to remind me that I know so very little. The irreverence serves to caution against the arrogance of pretending to know anything at all.None of this book is actually new. As Robert Webber used to remind us, the ancient is the future.1 Those to whom I am indebted include a long line of teachers reaching back to the early church fathers. I have had several excellent mentors and many tremendous teachers and professors. They all have helped connect me to the rich heritage that we have in Jesus Christ.

What does the Bible actually say? If a person believes the Bible, a Christian woman's place is in ministry. The only way to get around this fact is to use a shallow reading of the Bible or perhaps not read it at all. All Christians are called to minister. No person's ministry is less or more than another's. Yet in this world there are people who refuse to recognize or respect the ministry of over half the Christians in the world. This book will lift you from the cultural fog that views women's ministries as a second class support for men's ministries. If you want to know what the Bible really says, this will be a rewarding book to read.

Religious organizations face a real crisis. Our culture has changed and change will accelerate. In times of stability organizations grow to a size that challenges their ability to sustain themselves. We have begun a time of cultural instability. In times of stability large organizations thrive. In times of instability small organizations thrive. The hope for religious organizations in this culture is found in small, autonomous, connected organizations which each carry our hopes and dreams into the future. Making that kind of transition is difficult. This book gives you a road map to make it happen. The future of your organization requires that you let go of your past structure. This book is something to hold on to as you grasp for the future. There is a future. We invite you to be part of it.

Hunters are under attack. Well meaning, but ignorant people want to stop the hunt. Often they think of hunters as barbarians. Actually, hunters are superior to anti-hunters. There is something basically right about hunting. While hunters know the hunt is good, few can say why. As the battle for hunting rages on, we need to be able to defend our case. Capture the moral high ground. Read The Ethics of Bow Hunting for Deer.

Culture, Racism and Family: Letters to my Children is a straight forward personal appeal to all who value Liberty. If you value Liberty, value Responsibility more highly. This is an appeal to excel and excellent advice on pursuing excellence. If you come to the end of your life without having lived well, it will be too late. Spend your life now so that the very last day will be one of satisfaction, not regret. Racism has impacted everyone in America in one form or another. Liberty and Responsibility, walking hand in hand, provide a solution to the disquietude of the nation. Racism does not have to continue, but ending it means ending slave mentality which militates against both Responsibility and Liberty.