Imparting Courage In a Discouraging World

By Robert J. Tamasy Suppose a survey were taken of workers, asking them to cite their greatest needs. They probably would list things like more training, more time for completing assignments, more compensation, more benefits, more help with projects, things like that....

The ‘Good Wine’ Of God’s Provision

By C.C Simpson You know the feeling that often comes Monday morning: The deal that should have closed did not. The hire you needed is not coming. The report lands short, and you are the one who has to explain why. In moments like these, most of us carry a fixed...

The Business Of Service

By Dennis Peacocke Why do some business owners and managers multiply leaders while others merely direct employees? The difference often lies in how they define success. The marketplace focuses on productivity, profit, and personal advancement, whereas biblical servant...

There Is Peace In A Plan

By C.C Simpson It is Sunday night, and your mind will not settle. The week ahead is circling: the client call you have not prepared for yet, the hire you need to make, the invoice nobody has followed up on, the conversation with your son you keep postponing. None of...

When To Speak – And When To Remain Silent

By Robert J. Tamasy A quote on a professional social networking platform recently caught my eye. It read like this: “My parents told me if I swallowed bubble gum, it would stay in my stomach for seven years. My teacher told me if I accidentally ate a watermelon seed,...