Category: Marketplace

Servant leaders must not be risk averse. When we attempt to count the costs of a calling, we have already … Read More

Servant leaders must not be risk averse. When we attempt to count the costs of a calling, we have already … Read More

Consider the leadership of John the Baptist. We first note by our introduction to John in Matthew 3:1-3 that he … Read More

We will all make choices today. The first choice will be to decide whether to be led by the flesh or … Read More

I returned to college in the late ’70s to earn an MBA and be on my way to brand management … Read More

One of the hallmarks of effective leadership is skilled communication. If we listen closely to a leader, we should hear words … Read More

I read a story about a church that put in a new baptistry. The first time the church used the baptistry, … Read More

He penned the words that many of us know by heart: Taking my sin, my cross, my shame Rising again … Read More

Federal spending ranging from a $48,500 grant to study tobacco use in Russia to $5 billion in fraudulent income tax … Read More

Leading others through a fire is a great opportunity to develop sustainable leadership skills. Many leaders can point to a … Read More

One of my favorite proverbs is “a word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in settings of silver” (Prov. … Read More

In an upbeat Convocation on Wednesday at Liberty University, author and radio show host Rabbi Daniel Lapin addressed the topic of wealth … Read More

Editor’s note: This is part 2 of a series about the impact of the church in the marketplace. For part … Read More

Someone once said it’s not paranoia if people actually are talking behind your back. Perhaps we’ve all had that sinking … Read More

Leaders who are led by the Holy Spirit leave a trail, which is easily discerned. The carnal man leads by evidence … Read More

Editors Note: This is part 1 of a series about the impact of the church in the marketplace. Perhaps your … Read More

If I seek to be a spirit-led leader, I must expect to hear the Holy Spirit say “no.” “They went … Read More

THANK YOU VETERANS! Because of you, we can write with freedom today. The most effective leaders learned to lead by becoming effective … Read More

Ronald Reagan made the phrase “trust but verify” famous in 1987 during the cold war. The phrase has seeped into management as … Read More

There must be an observable difference between a leader who is worldly and a leader who knows Jesus. How does a … Read More

Leaders are often known more for what they don’t do as much as what they do. The “To-Don’t” list is … Read More