Our lives are like tapestries. They are designed by the choices we make. But what guides the choices we make? Whose path do we follow? The path of Adam leads straight to selfishness and ultimately estrangement. Following Christ leads to victory. The choice is yours to make, which one do you choose?
The funeral of Queen Elizabeth II was magnificent and elegant. Filled with pomp and majesty, it was a fitting requiem for a queen who was beloved by her people. The most powerful moment came when the crown of England, along with the royal sceptre and orb, were removed from her coffin. They were not given to her son, the new king, but instead placed upon the altar in the Church. There they will remain until God bestows them upon the new monarch at his coronation. In this episode, we examine each of these symbols in turn and what expectations they imply for the monarch. And in an interesting twist, we’ll see how the royal symbols hold meaning for you too. It’s time to get some!
The US government’s forgiveness of student loan debt has helped millions of people get out from under crippling student loans. It has also created a firestorm of controversy. People who have paid their loans already are incensed. People who refinanced their student loans are outraged. People who don’t have loans but are getting taxed to cover the payments of others are enraged. What do they all have in common? They all say those ill-fated words: It’s Not Fair!
How do Warrior Saints approach situations that are seemingly unfair? What mindset and what actions help us think different so we can act different so we can be different? It’s time to get some!
The American Revolutionaries were outmanned and outgunned against their British counterparts. If they engaged in conventional warfare, the United States of America might look very different than it does today. Instead of doing battle in obligatory manners, the American militia used new and strange tactics to win the battles of Lexington and Concord. By so doing, they played to their strengths and were able to secure their Independence. Can Warrior Saints do the same thing in our lives? You bet. It’s time to get some!
One of the most important qualities of a Crucifixional Leader is the ability to truly see. More than just seeing with your eyes, to truly see means to look deeper than surface level. It means that Warrior Saints have to have a lens through which they see the world.
Young leader and fellow Warrior Saint, Amanda shares with us her experiences passing the baton to future leaders. In this interview shows us that to level up, crucifixional leaders do more than just lead…they lead leaders. And they do so with a formula of I do, We do, You do.
All great leaders have strong presence. When a true leader walks into the room, everyone knows who’s in charge. There are some nefarious plots borne from the COVID pandemic that are trying to rob us of our presence. How about we Warrior Saints lift our heads high and develop the presence that others want to follow!
One of the most powerful tools a crucifixional leader can use is his or her example. It's easy to tell someone how to behave, but if you want to inspire real change, you have to live your WHY in your own life. It is only then that you become a light to the world and...
In the every changing landscape of business and life, the leader has to expect the unexpected. Change will inevitably come. To adapt and survive the winds of change, a good leader must be flexible. But crucifixional leaders do more than just survive, they spring forward into greater and greater success. How do they do that? Agility.
What do you believe? Do you even truly know? Or do you allow others to tell you to tell me what you believe? When we cease to think, our beliefs get muddled. And worse, you as a unique individual can cease to exist. But God has called you to be a light to the world, a leader that others want to follow. Show them the way through your beliefs.