Winning Can’t Tell You Who You Are. Neither Can Losing.

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…

Do You Want To Know What Kind Of Leader People Actually Want to Follow?

We've been taught that leadership requires projecting confidence. Show up prepared. Speak with authority. Own the room. Being humble seems out of place. Jesus disagreed. We've been exploring Dr. Craig Kain's research on magnetic people. Last time we saw that…

Psychology Finally Discovered Why People Loved Being Around Jesus

You've probably met someone like this. They walk into a room and something shifts. Others gravitate towards them. Conversations deepen. People leave feeling seen. Recently, I read an article in which Dr. Craig Kain, a psychologist who has spent years…

Beyond Technology and Governance: What Godly Leadership Looks Like

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…

What Happens When Business Leaders Bring Their Real Questions to God

There is a question I have been sitting with for the past twelve months. What happens when Christian business leaders have a place to bring business challenges, leadership decisions, and personal struggles, and examine them through the lens of Scripture…

Design for Truth: The Three Things Every Faithful Leader Must Build

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…

Beyond Babel: Building with Humility, Responsibility, and Wisdom

Most people remember how the Babel story starts. Ambitious builders, one shared language, and a tower reaching the heavens. Fewer notice how it ends. The tower is never finished. The people scatter. Yet over time, different cultures, languages, and communities…

Nothing Will Be Impossible: AI, Babel, and the Limits We Forgot

Last time, we looked at what the Babel builders and today's AI developers have in common: talented, unified, and ambitious, with no one asking the right questions. This time, I want to stay on one line. It may be one…