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31. QUIETING THE SELFISH, UNDUE ANGER OF MAN by Mayowa Afolabi  
    Have you ever experienced people get angry with you on no just cause? They bottle up such anger to the point of blowing up, most times without you knowing of it. When this concerns your vision in life and a superior or mentor, you must know how to deal with it.
    
    
32. THE RELEVANCE OF STRATEGIC PLANNING IN THE CHURCH by Dr. Nguzo Uche  
    Strategic planning is a continuous alignment of church decisions, objective and priorities to move from point A to B in a coordinated manner.
    
    
33. Public Opinion Be Damned by Debra Burgess  
    Let me be the cheerleader of those who would speak the 'whole counsel of God's word'. Those who would not let shaming words of the compromised hold them back from sharing the burning heart of Christ.
    
    
34. Watchman by Debra Burgess  
    At times he felt the desire to descend from this place of watching, into places of more comfort and less responsibility.
    
    
35. Leadership Lessons from the Life of Rahab by ETURUVIE EREBOR  
    Rahab was a prostitute who lived in the city of Jericho. As a matter of fact, her house was on the city's wall. We know she was a prostitute because the Bible says that she was. What we do not know however, because the Bible does not mention it, is that Rahab was a leader
    
    
36. A Beautiful Old Testament Parable by Dr. Henderson Ward  
    Most people are very familiar with the New Testament parables of Jesus Christ; and that includes non-believers. How many people know that the Old Testament have many excellent parables?
    
    
37. Leadership Lessons from the Life of a Great Mother: Susanna Wesley by ETURUVIE EREBOR  
    Susanna Wesley was the mother of prominent Methodist preachers, John Wesley and Charles Wesley. Her life is a pointer to the fact that greatness and leadership begin at home. Today, she is a woman globally recognised but interestingly, she never had a job or title or position of influence in society. She was just a mother.
    
    
38. Leadership Lessons from the Ants by ETURUVIE EREBOR  
    The ants appear to be a small and insignificant part of nature but the reality is that although they are small they are in no way insignificant as they possess some very fine leadership qualities.
    
    
39. Leadership Lessons from the Lives of Great Women: The Daughters of Zelophehad by ETURUVIE EREBOR  
    Zelophehad was one of the many children of Israel rescued from Egyptian bondage. While the Bible does not say much about him, it does mention that he had no sons. Zelophehad had five daughters named, Mahlah, Noah, Hoglah, Milcah and Tirzah. They were very unusual women.
    
    
40. Solomon: The Decisive Leader by ETURUVIE EREBOR  
    Solomon was the son born to David by Bathsheba. He became king of Israel after David. He was a decisive leader and this is one quality that caused him to be established and distinguished.
    
    
41. Don't Live a Life of Compromise by ETURUVIE EREBOR  
    The writer examines the life of Terah, the father of Abraham and his decision to settle in Haran instead of proceeding to Canaan as planned. The reader is advised against a life of compromise.
    
    
42. Nabal: The Leader Who Was a Fool. by ETURUVIE EREBOR  
    This article is about Nabal, the man who put his entire household in danger because of his foolishness and bad decision. It reveals his lack of leadership qualities.
    
    
43. Lessons in Family Leadership from Lot by ETURUVIE EREBOR  
    This article looks at the failure of Lot to rise to the position of spiritual leader of his family and the negative effect on his family.
    
    
44. The Ministry of an Apostle by Segun Olumide  
    Who is an apostle? What are the signs of an apostle? How can an apostle be effective in his ministry? Read on!
    
    
45. The Ministry of an Evangelist by Segun Olumide  
    Who is an evangelist? How can he execute his ministry effectively? These questions and many more are answered Biblically in this book.
    
    
46. Unfolding the Fivefold Ministry by Segun Olumide  
    Understanding the 5 ministry gifts of apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers. Why the Lord gave us these ministries and how the receivers can fulfill their assignments.
    
    
47. Nehemiah: The Captive Who Became a Leader by ETURUVIE EREBOR  
    Nehemiah was a captive who became a great leader and his story contains several leadership lessons.
    
    
48. Eli: The Leader Who Was Asleep by ETURUVIE EREBOR  
    Eli's time as Israel's leader was one in which God hardly spoke to the people and the priests were corrupt. It reveals a weak and inactive leadership.
    
    
49. Good Leaders Don't Defraud The People. by ETURUVIE EREBOR  
    A good leader serves the people and does not defraud them. Some leaders in the Bible are used to emphasize this truth.
    
    
50. Leadership Requirements: A Lesson from Joshua by ETURUVIE EREBOR  
    Key leadership requirements are highlighted from God's charge to Joshua as he takes the mantle of leadership from Moses.
    
    
51. Greatness Births Greatness: David the Man Mentored by God by ETURUVIE EREBOR  
    The article teaches that David was mentored by God.
    
    
52. Greatness Births Greatness: The Impact of a Mentor. by ETURUVIE EREBOR  
    The article teaches on the importance of a mentor in the life of anyone who seeks greatness.
    
    
53. Saul: The Leader Who Was Insecure by ETURUVIE EREBOR  
    The articles reveals the insecurities of Saul, the first king of Israel.
    
    
54. The People Become Like the Leader: A lesson from David and Saul by ETURUVIE EREBOR  
    The article shows the differences in the personalities of David and Saul and how it affected those they led.
    
    
55. Follow God 5: No Turning Back by Deborah Brunt  
    Eager to be real leaders who have actual followers, we may go to great lengths to protect whatever has provided the followers we have. We may pursue with passion what promises to provide us more. When we fall into this mindset, however, it takes us far from the place we started, the day we said with deep conviction, "I have decided to follow Jesus no turning back, no turning back."
    
    
56. Follow God 4: Have a Caleb Spirit by Deborah Brunt  
    In today's church culture, politics is a fact of life. But you, be blessed to have a different spirit - a spirit like Caleb had.
    
    
57. Follow God 3: Hear His Voice by Deborah Brunt  
    Many people think, "It was much easier for people to know Jesus' voice when he walked the earth. If we could only hear him with our physical ears, we would understand what he says." As logical as that sounds, it's not true.
    
    
58. Follow God 2: Don't Be Fooled by Counterfeits by Deborah Brunt  
    Because our Lord doesn't walk the earth today, we may talk about following Jesus without knowing at all how it looks. We may think we're following him when, in fact, we've been fooled by counterfeits.
    
    
59. Follow God 1: Don't Omit the Obvious by Deborah Brunt  
    Even a cursory look at all levels of leadership in our churches, denominations, networks and ministries reveals that what should be foundational is often absent. For all our learning about leading, we often do not know how to follow God.
    
    
60. Stealth "Success" Strategy by RobertLincoln Hancock  
    General Fabius Maximus was a famous successful Roman contrarian warrior leader. His strategy and tactics were stealthy using delay and gradualism to thwart and win even against the odds.
    The timing is the perfect storm for the shock and awe to come.
    
    

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