In the past week I have been preparing for one of the most important presentations of my life. Yesterday, I presented, and today I celebrate the completion of my doctoral studies. I am elated and thankful to God. Unexpectedly, was the support from my committee to now prepare to submit my research study to numerousRead More
How to Have a Moving Mindset P2
By: M. Charlotte Oliver Last week this month’s blog began a short series on achieving and maintaining a moving mindset. This topic was chosen because it has been written and observed that many in Christian walks earnestly try to apply strategic biblical principles and steps within every project. The word try is used above, because thereRead More
How to Have a Moving Mindset P1
For those of you who know me personally, you are aware that currently I am in the throes of many editorial research projects. In addition, I am also editing several publications. Life has been a bit chaotic these days. However, I push through. Today, I thought to briefly step in to wish you a greatRead More
Happy Easter!
By: M: Charlotte Oliver Holy week is a significant time for me. It has been since my early childhood. For this reason, I have taken this week off to reflect on Jesus and what he did for me. I encourage you to take time to do the same. May your Easter be one filled with thankfulnessRead More
Common Natures of Self-sabotage
By: M.Charlotte Oliver As a consultant, I am not void of criticism. When criticism occurs, it can be painful to hear, so much so that during these occurrences human nature often compels me to want to sling my opinion right back at the commenter. However, for the sake of avoiding self-sabotage through impulsive speech, I oftenRead More
5 Effective Ways to Lead Change
By: M. Charlotte Oliver This week’s blog as the one before, is short and hopefully helpful. Much change is coming my way, which will skew my schedule both here in the United States (US) and abroad. I continue to pray for good health as God leads me on these journeys. The last year has brought everyoneRead More
True Religion
By. M. Charlotte Oliver Based on my dissertation defense preparation, I take this week off from original reflections on leadership. In this preparation, on various moments, I’ve revisited many Puritan prayers, written so many years ago. Today, I share one of those with you. True Religion LORD GOD ALMIGHTY, I ask not to be enrolledRead More
Leadership on God’s Holy Ground
And the commander of the Lord’s army said to Joshua. “Take off your sandals from your feet, for the place where you are standing is holy.” And, Joshua did so. Joshua 5:15 (ESV) I have chosen this verse, because of the magnificent story in the entire book of Joshua. Although, I only use this verseRead More
Know What is Meant
As I move ever so closer to completing a long educational journey, I have given great thought on the doings and integrations of the future life ahead for me. I know in all things, no matter what I think I need, in listening to God and not skewing His words to meet my own needs,Read More
Church Ethics & Diverse Communities P2
This leadership blog last week, discussed intersectionality relating to the community helping efforts of churches. According to several research studies, intersectionality is an analytical structure for identifying how qualities of a person’s public and civic identity merge to produce various forms of biases and privilege. Intersectionality may appear as opinions and beliefs on race, gender,Read More
