Live Intentionally

What are the essential ingredients to meaningful community? Imagine what a group of people would be like without them.

Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms out there! Nothing says “I love you” like posting a hilarious Mother’s Day video (or 8 ) on Mom’s Facebook wall.

If you’ve got young children, finding time to serve others can be a challenge. But I can’t think of anything more productive or beneficial than serving others with your kids.

The Butler Men’s basketball team lost in the national championship game for the second straight year, but in losing they may have won something even more important.

I would love nothing more than to celebrate 20,000 Twitter followers by doing 50 acts of kindness today for people like you. How can I help you today?

We all want our children to be kind to others, respectful, grounded, and do the right thing even when it’s difficult or unpopular. One small thing can make a huge impact in the moral development of your children, and save you a lot of time and headaches in the process.

Last week we invited a certified Gallup strengths coach to provide strengths training for my church’s spiritual leadership team. From that training session, I can point to at least three specific areas where strengths training can help any business, non-profit, or church team function more effectively.

This is the funniest video I have seen in a long time! Who wouldn’t want some parenting advice from one of the best dads of all time – Darth Vader?

Dan Foster has a thought-provoking post in which he asks, “Do you see into people or through them?” As I reflected on it, I found 3 things that help me see into people.

Many people wake up Christmas morning only to realize they’re burned out and haven’t given any serious thought to the true meaning of Christmas. Here are some tips to help prevent that. Add your suggestions.