The Song That Outlasted Empires: Creating Work That Echoes in Eternity
Most of what we create will not matter when we are gone. That is fine. Not everything needs to.
The Rock We Strike: When Leaders Misrepresent Christ’s Sufficient Sacrifice
We strike the Rock when we lead with anger instead of grace, when we take credit instead of giving glory…
Leading Through Rejection
…The Attack I Hope Never Comes I was reading Numbers 16 when I had to stop. Not because it was boring or confusing, but because it hit too close to home. The chapter describes a coordinated rebellion against Moses’ leadership. Not by outsiders. Not by enemies. But by his own people, including his own relatives, …
The Leader Who Knew How to Follow
I was reading through Numbers 13 when something stopped me mid-verse. The chapter lists the twelve spies Moses sent to scout the Promised Land. Twelve men, one from each tribe. All of them described as leaders. And there in verse 8 was a name I recognised immediately: Hoshea the son of Nun. Better known by …
The Day I Went Downstairs: Why Accessible Leadership Matters More Than You Think
Some Fridays ago, I did something I’d wanted to do for a while but never seemed to have time for. At close of school, instead of staying in my office working through the never-ending pile of emails and documents, I went downstairs. To the pickup point. Where parents come to collect their children at the …
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The Judgement Day Queue
A Thought That Made Me Smile (Then Made Me Think) I was reading through Numbers 7, (yes, I am still on this subject as in my previous articles: this and then this) all 89 verses of it, when a funny thought struck me. God took 89 verses to record twelve identical offerings. He gave each …
When Giving Becomes a Competition
What Numbers 7 Teaches About Church Culture: The Offering That Stopped Me in My Tracks In my previous article, I wrote about how I almost skipped Numbers 7 because of the monotonous mention of names and same offerings. I am so glad I didn’t, else I would have missed some valuable insights that I am sharing …
The Chapter I Almost Skipped – Numbers 7
I have a confession to make. I was reading through Numbers 7 this morning as part of my chronological Bible study, and somewhere around verse 24, I started skipping. Not intentionally at first. My eyes just glazed over. The words blurred together. One silver platter, one silver bowl, one young bull, one ram, one male …
Why I Told My Staff to Stop Asking My Permission
On a particular Sunday afternoon, as students were resuming from the holiday break, I received a phone call from our hostel matron. She had a question. A decision to make. Some parents had arrived at the hostel with their children, ready to check in. They had all the required documents, all the items on the …
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The hardest job in the world
Let me tell you something you might not hear very often: The hardest thing some of the most accomplished people you know have ever done is parenting. The executive who built a company from scratch? Parenting is harder. The athlete who trained for years to win championships? Parenting is harder. The artist who mastered their …
