On February 1, 2026, the Grammy stage became a mirror—a microcosm of the larger cultural conversation that has encased the American psyche. Bad Bunny opened an acceptance speech with “ICE out,” urging America to resist hate, honor the dignity of immigrants as “humans and Americans,” and fight “with love.” The arena rose to its feet. A few categories later, Jelly Roll clutched a pocket‑sized Bible and testified, “Jesus is for everybody,” only to be branded by many online as

In November 2024  I made a promise to work with my best friend and write his second book, a book he has been wanting written for 4 years. After an interesting 2025, I’ve managed to keep that promise. And on January 26 th , we’ll be releasing “Fine-Ferguson”, which is a continuation of creator Rick Yurisko’s Healing Waters universe, but in a different vein. (Watch LinkedIn and Amazon for release information.) The lesson of the last year, Servant Leader, isn’t that we can keep

Scenario: “The Long Line at Sinai” (1445 B.C.) Exodus 18:13-24 The desert sun was merciless, hammering down on a sea of tents that stretched beyond the horizon. Dust hung in the air like smoke after a firefight, coating every surface in a gritty film. At the center of the encampment, a single figure sat beneath a weathered canopy—a man whose name carried the weight of a nation: Moses. His eyes scanned the endless line of people snaking toward him, a human convoy of disputes,

"Post every day." "Activity = Relevance in the algorithm." "Your audience needs to hear from you." These are cautions I hear regularly when I post less frequently, as if good business practices are less important if their delivery is delayed. When I asked my AI why I should post more frequently, it said, "In a world obsessed with speed, waiting feels like weakness." Then I asked, "How do you reconcile weakness in business (apparently a bad thing) with weakness from a Biblical

The famine was real. The widow’s pantry was bare. Her plan? One last meal before death. Then Elijah shows up with an audacious request: “Feed me first.” It sounds unreasonable—until you see what happens next. Flour doesn’t run out. Oil doesn’t dry up. And when her son dies, God breathes life back into the boy. This isn’t just a miracle story. It’s a leadership manifesto. By studying the widow’s reaction, we learn that service carries a price, but that the price is always wort

Over the past few weeks, I’ve heard comments like: “AI is the antichrist.” “Using AI to create content is cheating.”   These are some strong words. But here’s the truth: AI is not a soul. It’s a tool. A logic engine. And like any tool, its impact depends on the hands—and hearts—that wield it. For servant leaders in the GovCon industry, the question isn’t “Should we use AI?”  It’s “How do we use it responsibly?”   The Servant Leader’s Call: Stewardship Over Shortcut AI can do

In 1 Kings 9 , we encounter a remarkable moment: “The Lord appeared to Solomon a second time, as He had appeared to him at Gibeon.”— 1 Kings 9:2 (NIV) Think about that. Solomon spent twenty years  building the temple and his palace after just one divine encounter —and a lifetime of hearing about God’s goodness to his father, David. One visit was enough to anchor decades of perseverance. That’s the kind of faith and focus we need in GovCon —especially in the uncertainty of a g

In 1 Kings 4 , Scripture paints a picture of unparalleled wisdom: “God gave Solomon wisdom and very great insight, and a breadth of...

In 2 Samuel 24 , we find a sobering moment in King David’s life. Against God’s command, David orders a census of Israel’s fighting men—a...

After the Giant: Stewarding Victory, Walking in Patience, Leading with Mercy   After the Applause On Monday, we stepped into the pasture...

Part 2 — Goliath as a Gateway: Courage, Conviction, and Craft Under Pressure On Monday, we explored the hidden classroom of...

The Anointing Before the Appointment: How God Shapes Leaders in Obscurity Series premise:  When God called David to be king, He didn’t...

(Truth in Advertising: I saw that headline in LinkedIn and I just had to use it!) The story of David and Goliath is one of the most...

The recent assassination of Charlie Kirk has ignited a firestorm across social media. Influencers, politicians, and everyday users have...

Servant Leader: I have been inspired by fellow bloggers to write more in-depth content for my readers. This blog is the beginning in that...

In 1 Samuel 28, King Saul—desperate, isolated, and out of alignment with God—seeks out a medium to summon the prophet Samuel from the...

(My apologies up front for the length of this post. I’ve been sitting on this for a minute.) He has shown you, O man, what is good; And...

“Has the Lord as great delight in burnt offerings and sacrifices, As in obeying the voice of the Lord? Behold, to obey is better than...

Servant Leader: I was reading in 1 Samuel this morning about Saul's unlawful sacrifice...and it hit me...patience isn't always virtuous...

As we conclude our Annual Operating Plan (AOP) journey, we arrive at a component that often feels purely analytical: Sales and Revenue...