Being part of the praise & worship team is, first and foremost, an issue of LEADERSHIP. A leader is someone who is in front of the group, guiding the people in the way they should go. A leader does not know the entire way of the journey -- no one does aside from God Himself. But the leader is st...

Godly Men Leading According to Gods Word The word mans occurs 2,615 times in 2,331 verses. Genesis 1:26 Then god said let us make man in our own image according to our likeness. Let him have dominion over the fish of the sea, over the birds of the air, and over the cattle over all things that c...

In Golding's novel, Lord of the Flies, Ralph and Jack are two distinct characters whose leadership qualities contrast so much that they become pitted against each other. Ralph and Jack come to symbolize the good and evil in life. Their leadership views are also very different, as Ralph signifie...

There is a fine line between good and evil. When something goes from good to evil, its popularity is replaced with notoriety since fear, corruption and knowledge lead people away from good. In life, power and greed produce progressive change which shows they have the ability to be as good as they ...

a) "We have taken the sword of Caesar and in taking it, of course, have rejected Thee and followed him ." The "thee" in the above quote refers to Christ. Placing Caesar and Christ in this sentence refers to central dichotomy of religion between religion and the state. They are also us...

Comparing and Contrasting the Creation Accounts Coming from a family with a Christian lineage as far as the eye can see, its no wonder that my mouth widened just a bit when I read through the Enuma Elish for the first time. How could this "Ancient Babylonian Story" be so similar to t...

Amos Amos was a shepherd in the south town of Tekoa in Judah, although he didn't had any prophetic background Amos was called by God to prophecy Over Israel. As Amos began to proclaim his message, the people discovered that they liked what he said because he started to condemn their ene...