Published Articles

This collection explores contemporary issues in leadership, faith, organizational development, and global affairs through a Christian perspective

The Cojoining of Church and State: A Literature Review of the Millenium Influence of the Russian Orthodox Church on Russian Civilization

This article examines the geopolitical and historical context surrounding Russia's invasion of Ukraine, exploring the competing narratives that shape the conflict. It discusses NATO expansion, Russian nationalism, the concept of Novorossiya, and Western portrayals of the war, highlighting the complexity and historical factors that continue to influence the region.

A Perspective on the Aspects of Naturalistic Leadership Development. An Exegetical Examination of Jeremiah 1:5 Through the Lens of Natural Born Leadership (NBL) Theory

This article explores whether natural leadership ability is an innate gift by examining leadership theory through a biblical lens. Using an exegetical analysis of Jeremiah 1:5, it argues that leadership qualities originate from God's divine purpose rather than solely from evolutionary or personality-based explanations, offering a Christian perspective on the source of effective leadership

Inept Organizational Initiatives: Why Some Small to Medium Size Enterprises (SMEs) Consistently Falter at Organizational Strategy and Design: Alternative Approaches to Operational Success

This paper examines why many small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) struggle to survive, despite making up the vast majority of U.S. businesses. It explores the role of organizational change in business failure and identifies strategies that can help SMEs build stronger, more sustainable operations.

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This paper examines how globalization has challenged the traditional role of the nation-state by reshaping governance, commerce, and international relations. It explores both the benefits and drawbacks of globalization and proposes a modern framework for national sovereignty that preserves the stability of the international system while adapting to global interconnectedness.

Why Meism is a Selfish Leadership

This article explores how selfish leadership undermines organizations by fostering fear, division, and mistrust, ultimately contributing to organizational failure. Drawing on leadership research and biblical principles, it argues that humility, self-reflection, and servant leadership are essential for building healthy, effective, and God-centered organizations.

The Folly and Consequences of Inconsistent Leadership Decision-Making

The key to leadership, demonstrating competency and stability in their actions and decisions, is to look inward spiritually where they can experience the anointing and manifestation of Christ. Leaders who are stable in their decisions understand that they remain stable in their actions not by their own efforts, but because Christ directs their thoughts and intentions.

How to Be a Leader After God’s Own Heart

What does it mean to be a leader after God’s own heart, and how is it applicable to Christian leaders? Being a man or woman after God’s own heart means that your desires, character, mindset, and focus align with God’s will, purpose, and kingdom. The description of King David as a man after God’s own heart is reinforced by the Apostle Paul in Acts 13:22.

Why is it Important for Christian Leaders to Demonstrate Compassion & Empathy

This article examines the role of Christian leaders in supporting employees through personal tragedies and hardships. It emphasizes that compassionate, empathetic, and servant-focused leadership builds trust, loyalty, and organizational strength while reflecting biblical principles of kindness, care, and genuine concern for others.

Ecclesial Leadership and the Effective Use of AI in the Promotion of the Gospel of Christ for Evangelistic Outreach

This article examines the opportunities and challenges of using emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence, within Christian ministry and leadership. It emphasizes the need for ethical guidelines, theological discernment, and responsible use of technology to advance the Gospel while protecting human dignity and addressing global challenges.