We all have adivsors – as leaders we need them. But if when given advice or briefing about another person, persons or situation and it causes you to immediately react in anger and defensiveness – beware.

 

It could be a trap set unbeknownst even to your most trusted advisors whose tongue Satan could be using to advise you to your detriment.

 

Remember, our fight is not against flesh and blood but against demons. And they don’t fight fair.

 

Instead, double check before you double down. Otherwise, the consequences could be deadly.

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An intriguing conversation on what it takes to lead, connect and motivate.  What it takes to lead and finish well.

 

The Honorable Ron Kirk is the first African American elected as Mayor of the City of Dallas. He led the amazing transformation of a sleepy downtown Dallas to a city within a city - brimming with a bustling nightlife, parks, trendy restaurants and attractive downtown living. Unheard of before his term as Mayor.

 

President Barack Obama would later name Mayor Kirk as U.S. Trade Representative.

 

Ambassador Kirk shares with us techniques and tools, attributes and skills necessary to lead well - especially needed in the tumultuous political climate today.

 

He led major expansion of thoroughfares, led the effort in pulling off what many said could not be done - bringing together voters and populations long at odds, divided by race and socio-economics, across the north/south divide; and, with tremendous opposition winning by a hair, the referendum to build the American Airlines Center, Victory Park --- resulting in a domino effect of economic development, business relocations and the Dallas that many have come to love today.

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From Texas to Georgia to Arizona to DC. School boards, churches, city councils, state legislatures what is going on in American government today? With politicians and policymakers? 

Why are evangelicals acting so unevangelical?

 

Christian nationalism is playing a major role in policymaking today. It's not just Republican v. Democrat. It is an insidious and perverted theo-political philosophy that is a cancer eating away at Christianity. A majority of white evangelicals are complicit and it is having a negative impact on Christianity in America.

 

For the first time, Christian nationalism has major influence on public thought and policymaking.

 

As a leader, as a voter, as an American, listen to what Amanda Tyler and Frank Schaeffer, two sought-after speakers on the topic have to say about this important topic and movement that not only presents a threat to our democracy but to Christianity itself in America.

 

Not hyperbole. Fact.

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