Author: Joe Keller

Having the Hard Conversation

Having the Hard Conversation

Posted by | Aug 11, 2021 | |

One of the most common crossroads I encounter when counseling those dealing with anticipating a hard conversation is helping them “want to want” to have the conversation. Of course, I empathize—you would have to be spiritually masochistic to enjoy the possibility of an uncomfortable conversation. Hard conversations range the spectrum from awkward moments to unwelcomed confrontations. However, there is a crossroad of conviction that we must navigate to compel ourselves to pursue something unlovely with genuine love. Let’s consider a few of the compelling reasons and practical considerations for having the hard conversation. Continue Reading →

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The Power of Trust in an Untrustworthy World

The Power of Trust in an Untrustworthy World

Posted by | May 8, 2020 | |

We live in remarkable days. We have access to more information on more topics than ever before in human history. We can get almost any information anywhere at any time. The real challenge today is not the gathering of data, but prioritizing what is accurate, relevant, and insightful. Trusted information has the capacity to influence and shape not only individuals but societies as a whole. Continue Reading →

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Caring for People Who Are Different Than You

Posted by | Oct 16, 2019 | |

People are different. Very Different. Head to your local mall, and it won’t take very long to figure that out. At times, it seems as though the things that previously united us together as a society are now fewer than what divides us. The church stands in the midst of this fragmented society bearing the high call and commitment to unity. This unity goes far deeper than liking the same sports team, living in the same neighborhood, or even being in the same nuclear family. The incredibly diverse unity that the people of God can enjoy comes through the transformational work of the gospel. Continue Reading →

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Caring for People Who Are Different Than You

Posted by | Oct 16, 2019 | |

People are different. Very Different. Head to your local mall, and it won’t take very long to figure that out. At times, it seems as though the things that previously united us together as a society are now fewer than what divides us. The church stands in the midst of this fragmented society bearing the high call and commitment to unity. This unity goes far deeper than liking the same sports team, living in the same neighborhood, or even being in the same nuclear family. The incredibly diverse unity that the people of God can enjoy comes through the transformational work of the gospel. Continue Reading →

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