Posts with the tag “integrity”

No amount of money is worth compromising your character. In today’s competitive work environment, maintaining your integrity can feel like an uphill battle, especially when coworkers compromise their ...  Read More

Have you ever wondered what your boss was thinking when he or she made a tough decision? All of us long to work for someone who has our best interest in mind. Sometimes, when we hear bad news, it’s ha...  Read More

Many times, I have been asked what advice I would give to those who want to become chaplains or chaplain assistants in the 75th Ranger Regiment. How should you prepare? What does it take? How does it ...  Read More

There is a growing crisis of trust in America. In a recent Harvard Business Review article, Sandra J. Sucher and Shalene Gupta described how Facebook, Boeing and other major companies are losing the p...  Read More

Have you ever been betrayed by a coworker during an important meeting? Maybe you’ve been burned by a scenario like this…You and a coworker are talking together about an important topic that your boss...  Read More

Acts 5:1-2 But a man named Ananias, with his wife Sapphira, sold a piece of property. 2 However, he kept back part of the proceeds with his wife’s knowledge, and brought a portion of it and laid it at...  Read More

Chopping wood can be a dangerous endeavor if you don’t know how to handle an axe. However, it can also be dangerous if the axe that you’re using is not safe. An axe, by its very nature, is designed to...  Read More

There is a fine line between stubborn and stupid! I learned exactly where this line is by watching my battalion commander many years ago. Here’s the short version of the story… We were having a tale...  Read More

“The church is full of hypocrites!” Have you ever heard that one? I’ve heard this comment many times when sharing my faith in Jesus. I have heard this comment more than any other when talking to peo...  Read More

“All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing,” said Irish statesman and philosopher Edmund Burke.[1] This quote has been used and misused in many circumstances. Today, m...  Read More

During a political battle in the British House of Commons in the winter of 1734, Sir Robert Walpole tried to sway the House on a political issue. He spoke to one of his colleagues, Lord John Leveson- ...  Read More