In the political powder keg of first-century Judea, two men sat at the same table who, under any other circumstances, would have been sworn enemies. One was a collaborator with the Roman occupiers; the other was a radical revolutionary committed to their violent...
The Paradox of Leadership When we think of the word "leadership," a certain set of virtues typically comes to mind. In the high-stakes arena of professional sports, we define it by physical strength, unwavering perseverance, and the courage to take the final shot. In...
At first glance, it seems almost jarring to include Judas Iscariot in a study of the disciples of Jesus Christ. After all, this is the man whose name has become a global synonym for betrayal, the one who sold the Savior for thirty pieces of silver. Yet the biblical...
The Altar Boy Whose Life Was Altered: The Testimony of Stephen March I can thankfully say that most of my life can easily be described as average. I grew up in Hamilton, Ontario, in a middle-class family, enjoyed the love and support of both my parents, and had a healthy, if sometimes heated rivalry with […]