Externalizing Blame
Most people blame external sources when they are criticized, yet doing that is a huge character flaw. Here are three questions you can ask to align yourself when faced with negative feedback.

Be one. Build many.
Most people blame external sources when they are criticized, yet doing that is a huge character flaw. Here are three questions you can ask to align yourself when faced with negative feedback.
Listen to our new episode of In the Word with Malcolm Webber!
Our language plays a crucial role which way people turn. Leaders in times of crisis need to choose words carefully. People need to be encouraged in a crisis.
Not for earthly comfort or gain, not for recognition or fame, but because in due season, I will reap. And that, my friends, is truly good.
Do you struggle to give generously? This holistic design will help.
You have the choice to cater to church attenders or call them out as disciple makers.
This is a choice we are presented with every day. Will we see people in the static moment, through the lens of our own agenda, or will we consider their journey and what this moment of intersection with ours might really mean to them, and to us?
It may be that no Christian characteristic has suffered more in the workplace than honesty. It shouldn't be that way. Jesus wants His people to be known as a people of truth. It is important that those around us can trust what we say without wondering whether we really mean it or not.
Listen to our new episode of In the Word with Malcolm Webber!
Our culture has formed us to think about nearly everything transactionally. Is what I will get equal to or greater than what I am being asked to give? This mindset even shapes how we think about worship.
David Platt shares what it means to follow Christ and the dangers of being safe.
Explore the vital necessity of supernatural gifts in this excerpt from The Gifts of the Holy Spirit by Malcolm Webber.
We must not deny or ignore the fact that if we are followers of Jesus Christ living in this world, we are engaged daily in a great spiritual battle.
Are you leading in a way that ensures the safekeeping of your own reputation? Are you willing to give it up completely in order to follow Jesus regardless of the cost?
God is more concerned with who we are, and who we are becoming in Him, than the work we produce each day.
Listen to our new episode of In the Word with Malcolm Webber!
How you measure success in this life will dictate the way you live and the legacy you will leave.
Have you become so busy trying to change the world for Christ that you have no time for Christ to change you?
We millennials need to realize our own callings, based on God’s Word matched with the calling and capabilities He has given us (1 Peter 4:10-11), or we won’t end up doing anything significant in this short life we have. We cannot waste any more time comparing our own lives and callings to those we see around us.
The final part of our training for building healthy leaders, led by Robert Walter.