As most of you know, we’ve recently changed our name to “InFaith,” and I went and got a bunch of clothes embroidered with our new logo and name. Recently, I was flying home, and I was wearing a dress shirt with the logo and the name, “InFaith,” very tastefully done on it.

As I checked into the United Club front desk, the woman said, “InFaith, huh? That’s what I base my life on. We all need to stand by our faith.” I began to engage in a conversation with her and found out that she’s a wonderful sister and loves the fact that our name speaks about our faith.

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Every six months I do performance reviews for the people who report to me at the Home Office of InFaith. I love reviews. I love that it’s a time when we can talk honestly with each other. It’s a platform for a conversation that’s more intentional than normal. It’s a dialogue that’s meant to make improvements and to clear the air. Reviews are great.
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Recently I took a train from Philadelphia to Newark to catch a plane, which is not really unusual, as it was commuter time, and lots of people were busy trying to catch a train to get to their office at the usual time. I went into the very last car and sat across from two ladies I would say are in their mid-thirties.

I settled into my seat and was about to turn on my worship music to enjoy the ninety-minute train ride when I began to eavesdrop on their conversation. Continue →