Review: Braving Difficult Decisions
In “Braving Difficult Decisions: What to Do When You Don't Know What to Do,” Rev. Dr. Angela Williams Gorrell maps out a process for working through the most challenging aspects of complex choices.
What a 16th-Century Mystic Can Teach Us About Making Good Decisions
(The Conversation) Among the many decision-making methods for life’s big decisions, one that stands out is from an early 16th-century soldier-turned-mystic, St. Ignatius of Loyola, who uses the language of faith.
Making decisions to upgrade and replace wisely
For many churches, fall signals finalizing next year’s church budget. In the middle of decisions about salaries and supplies are often questions about facilities and audiovisual equipment.
Financial decisions have moral implications, experts say
Even a financial decision as seemingly mundane as where to buy your morning coffee can have profound moral implications. Experts in ethics and economics say Christians need to examine their own consciences and beliefs to build an ethical framework for making their economic decisions.
Bible reading shaped life and decisions, Bush writes
Former President George W. Bush made no secret his politics were tinged by his religious faith, but in his recently released memoir, Decision Points, he never would have made it to the White House without a fateful—and faith-filled—decision to quit drinking in 1986.
MBC faces decisions on moving headquarters
JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri Baptist Convention Executive Board will be asked to approve the sale of its downtown headquarters in Jefferson City and accept a gift of six acres of property just outside of nearby California when it meets hours before the start of
8,600 decisions in Graham crusade
Kansas City -- Delayed by injuries and surgeries by a few months, Billy Graham overcame frailty and a drizzling rain to launch his Heart of America Crusade Nov. 7-10 at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City. Bundled in a sweater and overcoat on