Amesiamina Inspired

1⃣A The Head of an Organization Must First Be Loyal To His Subordinates --------------💞----------------💞-------------- It is difficult and sometimes impossible to work under certain kinds of leadership. If you are a junior in a church or business and have a head who is uncaring, you will have a hard time. I would advise you to find the environment and leader under who you can flourish. Move away peacefully and do not say bad things on your way out. Close every door gently. You may need to come back through that door one day Source: Leaders and Loyalty By Bishop Dag Heward-Mills. ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖               - Amesiamina♡               (03/06/2017) ╚════                                ════╝

1⃣   The head of an organization must first be loyal to his subordinates. Everything, good or bad, flows down from the top. Heads of organizations often want their subordinates to appreciate and honour them. However, this appreciation and honour must begin from the head downwards. Loyalty is like _the precious ointment UPON THE HEAD, that RAN DOWN upon the beard, even Aaron's beard, that WENT DOWN to the skirts of his garments._ (PS 133:2) It is the duty of the head of an organization (church or business) to make everyone feel important and appreciated. This is one of the most important ways to be loyal to the people who work for you. Source_: _Leaders and Loyalty By Bishop Dag Heward-Mills.            ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖                       - Amesiamina♡                          (03/06/2017)

The king was sick. He was 39 years old, he was rich and powerful, and he not yet had the son he desired so much. Yes, he was a good man but yes, he was going to die. He knew he would die because God said so. God had specifically sent a message asking him to get his house in order because he was going die. And as he looked before and behind him, at the life he had lived, the dreams he had dreamed, the children he thought he would have, thirty-nine years seemed too short. As he remembered his service and love for God and the greatness of God's mercy, King Hezekiah refused to give up. He went on his knees and prayed to God. God had passed his sentence and only God could revoke that sentence. He prayed, knowing that although he had done his best to serve God, ultimately, his life depended on God's mercy and only God could change things for him. And God heard him. And God answered. And God sent back the prophet Isaiah And God healed him. And God added fifteen more y