Today, the Church invites us to reflect on the life and witness of one of her great ambassadors, St. James. A son of Zebedee and often considered a cousin of Jesus, James was a man who made decisive choices and lived with conviction. Though fully human and aware of his limitations, he trusted in the
Yesterday, we reflected on Moses’ leadership model, focusing on how true leaders take responsibility even for communal actions and engage with their people to seek meaningful solutions. Today, I continue that reflection by highlighting how authentic leaders use relatable narratives to inspire self-driven change. In the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-17), Jesus speaks to
Leaders use relatable narratives to Influence Followership. 07/24/25. Chima Offurum. Read More »
Leadership plays a vital role in the smooth functioning of any organization or community. In today’s first reading from the Book of Exodus (16:1-5; 9-15), we witness the people’s revolt against Moses and how his response becomes a powerful example of true leadership. Authentic leaders take responsibility; they acknowledge when things go wrong and open
Leaders take responsibility and are engaging. 07/23/25. Chima Offurum. Read More »
