Tremendous Tracey
Rolling Like the Stone: Leading with Resurrection Power
A Tremendous Leadership Easter Reflection
Early that Sunday morning, the stone was rolled away—not to let Jesus out, but to let us in. Into the...
He Nailed It: Forgiveness Is Tremendous
As Easter approaches, we are reminded of the most extraordinary act of leadership and love the world has ever known. Jesus Christ didn't just preach forgiveness—He embodied it. On the cross, He didn't demand payback. He gave His life. He nailed it—our sin, our shame, our pain—to the wood. He did it for you, for me, for all of us.
Witnessing the Miracle: Reflections on Seeing the Empty Tomb
May the miracle of the empty tomb inspire us to live with faith, hope, and courage, now and always. Jesus is the way, the truth, the light, and the PEACE that we so desperately need. May the blessings of the Resurrection come to you anew this glorious Easter season.
Embracing the Divine Blend: Leadership Lessons from the Resurrection
In every prevailing leadership theory, leaders are encouraged to engage with followers as individuals, recognizing leadership's nuanced and highly contextual nature. Each day presents leaders with the delicate balance of mission and personnel, strategy and empathy, execution and understanding—a continuous negotiation between being right and being relational. The greatest act in human history provides a firsthand glimpse of the ultimate leader, who navigated these complexities in a manner even Satan couldn't have foreseen.
Thank God It's Good Friday
Today is Friday, the most yearned for day of the week. We even have a unique acronym for it, TGIF. But while Fridays are tremendous, there is one Friday in particular that the other 51 cannot compete with. That is Good Friday. I always thought good was not good enough to describe what happened on the cross. But God declared His six days of creation week as good, so I guess if it's good enough for God, it's good enough for me!
Celebrating Death
In a world that has literally ceased to function the last 13 months because of the fear of death from a global virus, celebrating it seems like an ...
