by Jared Tuttle | Dec 7, 2021 | Articles, Blog
The conference ended, as I knew it would, on Friday night with hugs all around and tears shared with new friends and old, not wanting to leave the precious gathering of sojourners who stopped for a mere week of respite. NGLC 2021, a time to drink deep from the well of...
by Jared Tuttle | Nov 27, 2021 | Articles, Blog
My husband had been to Israel several times, leading group tours. It was my first time. In addition to my fear of flying, I was afraid that I would not have the life changing experience others seemed to have had. What if it didn’t happen for me? Each day brought new...
by Jared Tuttle | Nov 2, 2021 | Articles, Blog
Howard Hughes was a talent larger than life. An inventor in his teenage years. A movie producer and aeronautical engineer in his twenties and thirties. And, a billionaire tycoon in his fifties. He produced some of the most famous movies of the twenties and...
by Jared Tuttle | Oct 6, 2021 | Articles, Blog
Nik Ripkin notes that in the most needy and risky places on earth women field activists outnumber men by seven to one. He thinks he knows why. The model of success presented to men in gospel service is the megachurch pastor. If men who yearn for that are dumb enough...
by Jared Tuttle | Sep 30, 2021 | Articles, Blog
Learning to be wise…when the tension is to divide Always, there are two things to be mindful of: the individual and the environment. Naivete leads us to see one over the other. Wisdom hard-won sees them as inextricably linked. As I watch American news feeds from the...
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