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Missional alignment is key to building trust in any leader. The media often tries to steer us toward strong opinions, sometimes even disdain for particular candidates. But that approach is shortsighted and, quite honestly, it’s idiotic. Let’s move beyond media-driven negativity and remember the wise words of George MacDonald: “To be trusted is a higher compliment than to be loved.” In voting, we’re not looking for a candidate we’d want to hang out with on the weekend. We’re looking for leaders we can trust based on their values—not their personalities or public personas shaped by others. Knowing a leader’s true values gives us the confidence to trust them, no matter what anyone else says.
Athens, often hailed as the birthplace of democracy, introduced concepts that resonate deeply with our own governance. The Athenian democracy, characterized by the direct participation of citizens in political decision-making, laid the groundwork for the representative democracy we cherish today. Our Founding Fathers, keen students of history, drew inspiration from these ancient practices. For example, the idea of a system of checks and balances, crucial to our Constitution, can trace its roots back to the mixed government model of the Greeks, who balanced power among different branches to prevent tyranny.
May the miracle of the empty tomb inspire us to live with faith, hope, and courage, now and always. Jesus is the way, the truth, the light, and the PEACE that we so desperately need. May the blessings of the Resurrection come to you anew this glorious Easter season.
The Tremendous Book Club is not just about reading; it's about transformation. In this email, I'd like to share with you how books have become powerful tools for rehabilitation, personal growth, and spiritual renewal among incarcerated individuals who have already found faith.