If we had seen the waters part, received the Ten Commandments, led a daring escape of an entire nation, and seen food drop from the sky, we might be tempted to believe we had something to do with it—not Moses.

One of the greatest leaders in history was a humble man with an intense vision. Read on as we explore the relationship of God and Moses with a lesson for leaders on vision and humility.

Hard question: Are you too busy to change?

Changing habits, directions, or processes requires slowing down or even coming to a full stop. Stopping is scary.

In this article, we point out the problem of busyness related to change and give you four ways to slow down to benefit from a much-needed change.

Sure, it’s hard to point out seemingly small things to an employee. No one wants to be accused of micro-managing. However, being proactive in correcting small things can ultimately benefit the employee.

This article gives some tips for being helpful without being micro.

When we hire people, we should view it as a curation of wisdom and talent that serves our organization and provides wisdom for our leadership journey.

In this article we explore the why and offer some tools for hiring the wise.

We know the list of leadership attributes by heart. But have we forgotten one? Holiness.

It is likely not one of your top 10 attributes to which to aspire, but perhaps there is room for one more.

In this article, we explore the argument for embracing holiness as a leader and give 10 questions to gauge your progress.

We all experience times of self-doubt. Yet, it can be a debilitating condition for a leader in the extreme. But God reminded us that He “gave us a spirit not of fear but of power and love and self-control.” When we focus on our power and not God’s power we lose our way. In this article, we unpack the variables and give you our thoughts on leading through self-doubt.