I’ve never met a leader who thought they crushed communication. No matter how good they are at it, every leader thinks they can do it better. In fact, the only leaders I know who genuinely believe …
Jay’s Blog – The Least of These
One of the most powerful ways to practice the presence of God, to abide in him, is to practice the spiritual practice of generosity. Why do I refer to generosity as a spiritual discipline? Shouldn’t …
Jay’s Blog – The Hardest Shalom
This year, our school theme has been “Seeking Shalom.” We have discussed that shalom does not simply mean peace, but mercy, justice, and peace that comes with being in a place of right relationship …
Jay’s Blog – Freedom of Choice
John Craig of ACSI asked me to join the Texas Private School Association (then the Texas Association of Nonpublic Schools) back in 2008. I had not heard of this organization, …
Jay’s Blog – Number One
I swear we were just friends when we went to dinner at Orleans Pasta House that evening. Ashley Hurst and I were just friends, attending the Impact class at Northwest Bible together. This massive …
Jay’s Blog – The Helper
A couple of weeks ago, a friend I had helped with some work sent me one of the greatest gifts ever. I received a shipment from Goldbelly, the online gourmet food source. In the dry ice-laced package …