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Weighing in on faith and life.
B.H. Carroll faculty members, students, and those who support its mission desire to create dialog and stoke critical thinking about important topics which relate to faith and life in this world. Below are posts from diverse authors, whose views contribute to the ongoing discussion of these areas. The positions of the authors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of B.H. Carroll Theological Seminary, its faculty, and its governors.
Three Words Few Talk About In Leadership, Part 2
The Fit Leader: Exploring the essential dimensions of leadership fitness – heart, soul, mind, and body care – inspired by Eugene Habecker and Jesus’ command to love God and neighbor.
A Bad Goodbye – Part I
Pastoral exits: Learn how mismatched expectations and lack of transparency can lead to church conflict. Case studies and lessons learned.
Ninety-five percent of Carroll counseling grads pass state exam
Get Licensed in Texas: B.H. Carroll’s counseling program offers personal attention and a strong curriculum, resulting in a high LPC exam pass rate for graduates.
To Scrooge, Regarding the Surplus Population
The Gift I Can No Longer Give: A Christmas reflection on unexpected limitations, childhood memories, and the enduring importance of meaningful giving of time, talents, and resources.
Facing the Future: Issues Confronting the Twenty-First Century Church
The Church in the 21st Century: Reflecting on potential future challenges for Christians, from marijuana legalization to the evolving nature of worship.
God Wastes Nothing!
God Wastes Nothing: A personal reflection on how early writings and seemingly small steps in ministry can be used by God in unexpected ways.
For Me, It Is Good To Be Near The Lord
Wrestling with Wickedness: Explore Asaph’s struggle in Psalm 73 to understand why the wicked prospered, and how God’s presence in the sanctuary brought him perspective.
Three Words Few Talk About In Leadership, Part 1
The Power of Followers: Rethinking Leadership – This first part of a series highlights the often-underestimated influence of followers and their essential role in effective leadership.
My Unanswered Questions
Five Questions That Vex My Soul: A church leader grapples with the ineffectiveness of prayer, societal outrage, personal baggage, cultural irrelevance, and generational divides.
A Top Ten Thanksgiving
Laugh with a Thanksgiving top ten list and learn about the serious message of gratitude in all circumstances. Explore how to find thankfulness even in hardship.