Where Faith Meets Business Excellence
Issue #12 One question from the Faith Driven Entrepreneur conference earlier this month stayed with me: Are we building so God will bless what we build, or so God can use it? I'd push it further: Are we building something…
Read More Are You Building What God Wants OR Asking God to Bless What You Want?
Issue #11 Do you feel like everything and everyone depends on you? I recently spoke with an executive who oversees 16,000 people and runs about 80% of a company. He’s never taken a single day off. He worked 12 hours…
Issue #10 Spain had just won the World Cup. But the headlines that followed weren't only about Spain. They were also about Argentina: a brawl after the final whistle, a red card issued after the match had already ended, discipline…
Read More Winning Can’t Tell You Who You Are. Neither Can Losing.
Issue #9 Over the last eight months, we've explored one of the biggest miscarriages of justice in modern British history, the UK Post Office scandal. We've examined the technology failures, the governance breakdowns, the flawed investigations, and the devastating human…
Read More Beyond Technology and Governance: What Godly Leadership Looks Like
Issue #8 In the past 7 months, we’ve been exploring one of the gravest miscarriages of justice in modern history: the UK Post Office scandal. This scandal was not the result of a single bad decision. It was the product…
Read More Design for Truth: The Three Things Every Faithful Leader Must Build
Issue #7 Every crisis has a moment when it could have been stopped before the harm began. The UK Post Office scandal had dozens of those moments. They were missed one after another. Over the past six months, we've traced…
Read More The Prevention Question: Who’s Missing and What Are You Rewarding?
Issue #6 For many people, saying “sorry” is not the hard part. Acting on it is. Over the past five months, we’ve traced a costly pattern in the UK Post Office scandal: truth ignored, silence enforced, power misused, systems protecting…
Read More When “We’re Sorry” Isn’t Enough: The Test of Institutional Repentance
Issue #5 When institutions come under fire, they rarely deny everything. More often, they make a show of action. They order reviews. They bring in advisers. They launch new programs. These steps can signal genuine intent or create the appearance…
Read More The Cost of Looking Good: Why Accountability Theatre Always Fails
Issue #4 Every system exists to serve a purpose. But over time, something dangerous can happen: the system starts to protect itself. That’s exactly why the UK Post Office scandal has persisted for over twenty years. In the last few…
Read More When Efficiency Becomes Cruelty: The Danger of Self-Preserving Systems
Issue #3 Every scandal has a root system. In the UK Post Office crisis, the roots were not just in bad code or failing oversight. The real rot was far more ordinary: leaders who quietly chose themselves over the people…
Read More From Boardroom to Courtroom: The Cost of Self-Serving Leadership
