Failed Legacy? He Gave His Life for a Tribe
It’s been several months since John Allen Chau died on North Sentinel Island, and the resulting uproar has quieted down. Since November, critics and defenders of the 26-year-old missionary have written volumes about his actions and his motivations. Many would argue that John left a failed legacy » Read More
The Surprising Strength of the Interdependent Family
In family businesses, the startup season is often marked by struggle and interdependence. Families have to pull together, tighten their belts, sweat the lean times and bend the knee in prayer. Read stories of the early years in many family businesses (or try starting a business!) and you can » Read More
God’s Architect and the Masterpiece of Legacy
Have you heard of God’s architect? His name is Antoni Gaudi, a Spanish born architect who died in 1926. His faith influenced his architectural design. UNESCO has declared seven of his works World Heritage Sites, which lead to him being declared as God’s architect. Sagrada Familia, a » Read More
