The Role of Vulnerability in Leadership

Estimated reading time: 5 minutes Understanding Vulnerability in Leadership We, as humans, are capable of inflicting hurt or harm on another. Thus, in leadership, it is important to understand that vulnerability exists in our natural world (world leadership). Merriam-Webster dictionary defines vulnerability as capable of being easily hurt or harmed physically, mentally, or emotionally. Our... Continue Reading →

The Challenges of a Servant of God

Estimated reading time: 3 minutes Quite often my friend Stacey reminds us that "It is not easy, but it is durable." In this post, I ask you, "Is it durable?" I believe that we stand in agreement that a Servant of God has challenges. Life is challenging, yes! Still, how durable is life as a... Continue Reading →

Wellness and Leadership: Building Strong Teams

Estimated reading time: 5 minutes Healthy Leadership Wellness and leadership work together to build strong teams. We begin this blog post with this thought: A healthy mind produces healthy thoughts. Healthy thoughts produce healthy actions for healthy leadership. On the contrary, an unhealthy mind produces unhealthy thoughts followed by unhealthy actions. Nebuchadnezzar (in Daniel 2)... Continue Reading →

Leaders Must Avoid Dangerous Reefs in Business

Estimated reading time: 4 minutes Leaders must avoid the dangerous reefs. This is to be aware of dangerous reefs because they can shipwreck you! Jude only wrote one chapter scripture, but the lessons in his text are powerful. Let us begin with understanding a little about his analogy of leaders and dangerous physical reefs. Where... Continue Reading →

Servant In the Courtroom

Estimated reading time: 3 minutes By now, if you follow me, you understand my passion to encourage.  Like many, when I was growing up in church, those in leadership positions were pressed to serve. Serve the church and serve others in the community. The definition of a church leader was service. Church members voted for... Continue Reading →

Safe Spaces: Creating Environments for Youth

Estimated reading time: 4 minutes The time to revisit Safe Spaces for children, youth, and young adults is now. True leaders must be willing to spend time and effort to support this subgroup. Among this generation, some leaders have reasons to choose organizations other than the church. They wish to be heard. Why Young People... Continue Reading →

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