Leadership

Charles Haddon Spurgeon wrote in his book—Lectures to My Students—about a young man who allowed his learning and knowledge to go to his head. Here is […]

“How blessed is the man who finds wisdom and the man who gains understanding. For her profit is better than the profit of silver and her […]

I’ve often said that “leaders are readers” because readers of good books will become leaders. Knowledge that excels in application to any field or subject of […]

I grew up with a love for sleek, “muscle” cars. I loved the power and sound of the V8 engines. I still do. There’s one particularly […]

Jesus managed the “tyranny of the urgent” by establishing the purpose and priorities of his existence. He healed all who were oppressed of the devil who […]

The disciples had a front row seat to watch how Jesus dealt with the “tyranny of the urgent.” Imagine the crowds, the immeasurable amount of unmet […]

The word “no” is the most powerful word in our language. It’s the first word learned and spoken by children. No! It’s the word required or implied […]

Speak the truth in love, not in a harsh tone. There is a time to show anger at some infraction worthy of being upset about. But […]

Don’t allow the conversation to be one-sided. A conversation isn’t a conversation if it’s nothing more than a monologue (i.e., one person doing all the talking). […]