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Source: Inside Tucson Business

To learn more about Pastor Ed Delph, the Church-Community Connection and Nation Strategy call 623-376-6757, email [email protected] or visit nationstrategy.com. Let’s start with an example we can all consider.A self-absorbed chief executive officer arrived at the hotel ballroom for his company’s annual meeting, only to be stopped at the door by a uniformed guard. The muscular 6-foot-5 guard asked the CEO to wait while he checked the list. “But don’t you know who I am?” the CEO sputtered. “No, sir,” the guard replied. “As soon as I find out, I’ll let you know.”Everywhere I travel these days, I find people upset with the current leadership in government, business, education, media and pretty much every other area where relationships matter. It’s like flies on a screen door. The flies inside want out, and the flies outside want in. People are swinging from one extreme to another, looking for a leader they can trust, someone who is honest and not self-serving.

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