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The Boy Scouts, which began in early 20th-century Britain, were reportedly founded by a British general to instill in young people the spirit and courage of reconnaissance units. In English, scout means “reconnaissance.” A reconnaissance unit infiltrates enemy...

Leadership is often summed up in a single word: “influence.” If so, what lies at the very core of influence? It is character. General Norman Schwarzkopf, well known to us as a hero of the Gulf War, spoke of the importance of character in these words: “Leadership is a...

Recently, I came across an outstanding definition of leadership. Professor Homayoun Khamoosh of the George Washington University Business School defines leadership and the responsibility of a leader as follows: Leadership is the ability to turn vision into reality....

Recently, I attended the 28th Annual Discipleship Training Leadership Seminar at Sarang Community Church in Anaheim, CA.   In this powerful seminar, I learned the late Pastor John Oak’s passion for discipleship and his philosophy and practice of discipleship training....

The natural environment of our planet is showing troubling signs: the pandemic, the earthquake in Türkiye, the unimaginable heavy snow in California, and the severe cold that has frozen much of the United States. Beyond this, the global political landscape is also...

Recently, an online MK sports news article, titled "", breathlessly chronicled the Republic of Korea's dramatic qualification for the Round of 16 in the Doha World Cup as the second-place team in Group H. Literally, this process was the most dramatic, a true miracle....

The heart of the Book of Exodus is found in chapters 19–24, where God and Israel enter into a covenant in the wilderness of Sinai. Immediately before this pivotal moment, in Exodus 18, Moses reorganizes Israel by appointing leaders of thousands, hundreds, fifties, and...