由 Rev. Dr. Keith Haney | 7 月 15, 2026 | Change Mangement, Organizational Health
Why “Fine” is the Enemy of “Great” We all crave safety. It is a fundamental human instinct to seek out places, routines, and relationships that keep us warm, protected, and secure. But there is a subtle, creeping danger that comes when comfort ceases to be...
由 Rev. Dr. Keith Haney | 7 月 7, 2026 | Holy Discontent
Insights and Cautions from the Lutheran Fathers Natural law has shaped Western thought for centuries. Yet, today’s public discourse often misunderstands or overlooks it. As we seek to build bridges in a divided world, this framework offers valuable guidance....
由 Rev. Dr. Keith Haney | 6 月 22, 2026 | Devotional
1. The Pivot: Strategic Moves in Acts 19 Ministry Church, I want you to imagine a room filled with tension. As we look at Paul’s Acts 19 ministry, we find him standing in the synagogue of Ephesus. Every Sabbath, his voice rings out, arguing persuasively about...
由 Rev. Dr. Keith Haney | 6 月 11, 2026 | Leadership
1. Why Busyness Without Delegation in Leadership Fails Moses wasn’t lazy—he was overwhelmed. People lined up for his attention all day. He was committed and doing God’s work. Yet, Jethro’s assessment is blunt: “This is no way to go about it. You’ll burn out, and the...
由 Rev. Dr. Keith Haney | 6 月 3, 2026 | Mission
In a world that prizes efficiency over presence, the Church is called to be different. As ministry leaders, we are not called to climb a ladder of spiritual success or build a flawless, corporate ministry. Instead, we are invited to embody a kind of hospitality that...
