Making A Difference- When it Counts
The person who reaches his or her goal or achieves anything has learned to confront and overcome their obstacles. Nothing comes easy no matter what career you have pursued. The obstacle may be health problems, handicaps, finances, opposition from others, Continue reading Confront and Remove the Obstacles
There are many characteristics and examples of great leaders that we can look at and work towards to acquiring and homing in on these traits and skills, many have spent hundreds and even thousands on books, seminars and even boot Continue reading 12 Characteristics to be an Impactful Leader
Whether you are teaching a class or preaching topically or expositionally, you should know the needs of your people. Thinking through their real and potential needs will help you prepare applications for your teaching or sermons that really hit home. Continue reading Three Ways to Find Applications for Your Class or Congregation
On October 24, 1961- President Lincoln relieved Gen. John C. Freemont front command of the Department of the West (headquartered in Missouri) and replaced him with Gen. David Hunter . What was his cardinal mistake ? During his four years as Continue reading The Cardinal Mistake Many Leaders Make
