Success attracts more success if you do it right. Success can also attract enemies who could be envious. How do you deal with what success has attracted?
If you know the hurdles you will meet you will prepare for them. To be forewarned is to be forearmed. It is easy to surmount hurdles that you knew you will meet. In our passage today there are hurdles that …
If you didn't do it alone, do not accept the recognition alone. It is godly to share but even where sharing is impossible, do not forget to share the credit for the excellence. What kind of leaders share and what …
The long lists of people's names can be boring to read. Our passage today tells us why this particular list is here, This is a list of distinguished leaders. What did they do to stand out and be listed in …
How should we assess a leader? Could this be the biblical standard for political and other leadership categories? The leader in discussion here did very well and any country with this kind of results would be highly attractive. The Bible …
In the stiff competition of life people apply fair means and unfair means. One of the unfair ways in which people seek favours in the competition of life is by bootlicking. Our passage today gives an example of bootlickers and …
Asking questions and asking correct questions is an art all of us can learn. There is a lot of intelligence involved in asking questions. A situation can be salvaged if the right questions are asked. Which are the right questions …
Credit goes to the victorious normally, but not in this case. This gentleman won the battle, but he never got any credit or honor for that victory. How could he win without honor? What does it mean to us?
Why is military strategy being applied in business today? Why are leaders with no military interests busy consuming literature on military strategy? Could this be the Bible version of military strategy?