Leading Ladies

The genius of the Queen of Sheba was shown in her being willing to learn and knowing from whom she should learn. Leaders need this kind of genius.

This leadership tip is from a trait of the Proverbial Superwoman of  Proverbs 31 : positive self-esteem.

Knowing what time it is and what you should be doing at that time is a leadership key. It's demonstrated in today's Tale of Two Sisters.

Fashion designer Tabitha (Dorcas) was a brief mention in the Bible ( Acts 9:36-43 ) but she was a beloved leader in the world of charitable fashion. When she died, she was deemed so indispensable that her friends and neighbors demanded she be brought back to life. What a testimony.

The woman with an alabaster jar of ointment overcame a scandalous past to become a person whose story is one of the most well-known in the Bible.

This post is on Esther, the commoner who became Queen. The story is from Esther 2:7-17 . Charming and fearless, she led a whole nation to safety.

Today's post is a series of lessons on leading by influence gleaned from from the Biblical story of Abigail.  She was the wife of a man whose name meant "fool", but she was far from one herself.