Chad Hudson
@chadhudson
Christian. Husband. Dad. Coach. CISO. Nerd. Love all things tech. Always learning. Enjoy sharing cool things I read/find/learn.
Chad Hudson
@chadhudson
Christian. Husband. Dad. Coach. CISO. Nerd. Love all things tech. Always learning. Enjoy sharing cool things I read/find/learn.
manhood and christianity
We have to stop and ask ourselves, Why does this warning, promise, command, or word matter?
While a finite-minded leader works to get something from their employees, customers and sharcholders in order to meet arbitrary metrics, the infinite-minded leader works to ensure that their employees, customers and shareholders remain inspired to continue contributing with their effort, their wallets and their investments. Players with an infinite
... See more“The most important part of the brief,” said Jocko, “is to explain your Commander’s Intent.” When everyone participating in an operation knows and understands the purpose and end state of the mission, they can theoretically act without further guidance.
This is the main reason why a pastor who preaches grace but is not otherwise fixated on it or captivated by it can often be a cranky sourpuss among his congregation, or worse. Many of us know of churches that make a big deal out of their commitment to “sovereign grace” but have a gracelessly stifling communal climate. Some of the most theologically
... See moreMan by nature does not have a heart to glorify God. “All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God” (Rom. 3:23).
If you call yourself a Christian, and you want things to be fair, and you want God’s rewards given out only to the deserving and the upstanding and the religious, well, honestly, Jesus has got to be a complete embarrassment to you. In fact, to so many upstanding Christians, He is. He has always been offensive, and remains offensive, to those who
... See moreRather, the prospect of being doomed to loneliness essentially froze and dulled them. And that’s exactly what loneliness does. According to Joiner, loneliness is the “experience of unwanted solitude and disconnection.”5 Further, loneliness has two facets: social isolation and emotional isolation, with emotional loneliness being the symptom of the
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