Even though money is the primary currency of debt, debt can also be emotional and spiritual depletion.

In the busy world of life, and even ministry, we must stop to experience the Power of Stillness.

A leader’s attitude towards team members has an incredible impact upon on the entire work environment and customer experience.

Give your limitations to Him, put Jesus first and trust in His Word for every decision you make.

Leaders must be wise and restrained in the words they use. A leader is in a consequential position to either built up or tear down.

Being a leader and being a manager are two different things, but both are needed for success in any organization, including family.

It's important for leaders to be wise and to understand it is wisdom that builds God's house and your own house as well.

If you do not deal with temptation it will lead you down a dark path and will seek to destroy you, your family, your church and your leadership.

Our love for the LORD should motivate us to serve God with excellence.

God wants you to have a vision for your life, for your now and future. Vision is seeing what God sees.

Opposition comes from powers of darkness, from spirits of pride, arrogance and jealousy. It also comes from outright disdain for authority.

Integrity is living with a conscience directed by the Holy Spirit and a desire to always honor the LORD with one’s actions.

Giving is a measurable display of a person’s faith, trust in God, obedience to His Word, and the condition of the heart.

What do you do when the Word of God contradicts the demands being placed upon you? The answer is do not fear man, but fear God.

Jesus modeled leadership as something you do in agreement with others who become friends and family.

New Year’s resolutions are helpful as they help us to re-think our lives and where we would like to be.

Lead as a star! Let the light of Christ shine through you in everything you do…

You can only lead others into abundant life if you yourself believe God is good and wants better for you…

Honoring, respecting, valuing and appreciating those you work and serve with are essential characteristics of a good leader.

The key to being a reflection of Christ, a successful godly leader, is to have a positive, faith filled attitude. This comes by learning how to control your thoughts. It’s tiring and disheartening to be around negative and critical people.