Hey, my friends. Welcome back. It is time for the morning mindset. I hope you are ready

to get your mind aligned with the truth of God. Did you know there is a companion journal,

a hard copy journal to the morning mindset that you can get your hands on. I sell those

through Amazon. They're just to cover my printing costs and make a little for the ministry.

They're designed so that you can take your own notes regarding the things we talk about

here on the morning mindset. And it's also designed in a way that if you miss a day, there's

a day you're not able to write in your journal, that's okay. You can just pick up the next

day right where you left off. Please check it out. There's a link in the description

for this episode. All right, today we're going to talk about leadership. We're going to

talk about the contrast between good leadership and bad leadership. And of course, there's

a lot that could be said in that realm. And so we're not going to say everything that

could be said, but we're going to be focusing in on some of the key points that are revealed

in Proverbs chapter 28. Now, when I talk about leadership, I'm going to encourage you,

don't think, well, I'm not in a position of leadership. So it's not a big deal to me

to really pay attention to this. Well, folks, listen, if you are in a home with children,

whether you're the parent or not, you are a leader. You have an influence there. If you

aren't in a position where others listen to you, you're able to exert influence. You

are a leader, folks, leadership really has to do with the encouragement and the benefit

that we bring into the lives of others through our interaction in the relationships that

are going on. Now, having said all that, of course, if you are leading a company, if

you're leading a family, if you are one who is in a position of political influence,

you are a leader as well. So let's look at what Proverbs says here in chapter 28 about

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