Jaron Scott

I once heard Tim Keller say, “Wise leaders know that leaders are lonely, and they escape the trap of self-pity about it.” True, but Keller’s talk provided no answer to my immediate question, which was, “Yes. But how?!” I dare not trust myself to attempt to round off a Tim Keller sermon. But I will […]

*Editor’s Note: This article is a helpful illustration of how two people can confront doctrinal misalignment in a relational way. The specific scenario deals with the miraculous gifts of the Holy Spirit. Please note that within RENEW.org there is a spectrum of views regarding the miraculous gifts, and there is not an official RENEW.org position. […]

I prayed that God would give me wisdom to lead. In return, I was led down a path toward a special kind of slavery. I was initially intrigued when I discovered God’s habit of calling leaders his slaves. Moses (Joshua 1:1), David (2 Samuel 7:8), Paul (Titus 1:1), and Jesus (Philippians 2:7) are called slaves. […]

The best things in life are often those we didn’t know we needed. The same is true in leadership. I have heard it said that vision is the leader’s greatest commodity. Vision is our most potent weapon; it’s the indispensable quality of leadership, they say. I’ve been asked countless times what’s my vision for our […]