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Tag Archives: Kingdom of God
On Budget Cutting, Excellence, and Leadership: i.e., DOGE
People first, mission always! Those four value-laden words defined our leadership approach during my last position within NOAA Fisheries. Our leadership team saw the old motto of mission first, people always as insufficient. Too often, it led to leaders treating … Continue reading
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Tagged Budget Cutting, DOGE, Kingdom of God, Leadership, NOAA, Trump
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A 2025 Reflection: What if We Took Jesus Seriously?
Imagine living in a house on a bluff overlooking the ocean. Floor-to-ceiling windows connect you to the ever-changing Alaskan scenery. Comfortable furnishings, accompanied by high ceilings and in-floor heat, create an inviting sanctuary away from the pressures of work. Maybe … Continue reading
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Tagged 95 theses, culture wars, Evangelicals, Kingdom of God, Sermon on the Mount
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A Thanksgiving thanksgiving
Doing “church” in my youth felt like being part of a team sport—an immersive, full-body experience shared in community. It was filled with energy and enthusiasm, radiating from the pulpit and echoed in the pews. We sang and prayed with … Continue reading
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