Category: Care

• Navigating Workplace Integrity in a Competitive Culture

  The rot of normalcy thrives where courage fades. In workplaces that reward shrewdness and retaliation, Christians face a difficult question: Will doing the right thing cost too much? This piece calls believers to prophetic courage—choosing mercy over payback, integrity over gain, and obedience over applause, even when it is costly and unseen.

  Patrick Anyanwu

  December 25, 2025

  Care, courage, Decision making, Fear of God, Integrity, Leadership, Moral fortitude in Christianity, Obedience, Social justice, Spiritual resilience, Uncategorized, workplace politics

  bible, christianity, faith, god, Integrity, jesus, Leadership, soft skills

• Forgiving You: More For Me

  Why does it feel like an obligation to hold a grudge sometimes? Irritated at the mention of the word forgiveness? You know you should forgive, but it is so difficult. Read to find out more.

  Patrick Anyanwu

  December 15, 2024

  Care, Communication, Forgiveness, Leadership, Marriage, Relationship, Resilience

  bible, faith, Forgiveness, healing, jesus, Leadership, mental-health, personal-growth, Resilience, soft skills, Updated on 15th Dec. 2024

• Wars in Our Minds

  In challenging times as we have, how do we handle annoying and difficult people who seem to fist for a fight all the time? Read to find out more.

  Patrick Anyanwu

  November 2, 2024

  Care, Communication, Crisis Management, Leadership, Relationship

  bible, christianity, conflict, conflict resolution, faith, Forgiveness, god, jesus, Leadership, peace, soft skills, war

• You Are Not Small

  So, don’t feel defeated or insignificant. Walk confidently, knowing you carry something valuable. You have the wisdom and strength of the Holy Spirit to bring light into every environment you enter.

  Patrick Anyanwu

  October 26, 2024

  Care, Communication, Leadership, Uncategorized, valued

  Be encouraged, christian-meditation, faith, jesus, prayer, Step out, valued

• Leave Some on Purpose

  “The true measure of any society can be found in how it treats its most vulnerable members.” Mahatma Gandhi How well are we doing?

  Patrick Anyanwu

  August 10, 2024

  Care, Leadership, Relationship, Social justice, Uncategorized

  bible, boaz, Care for the less priviledged, faith, jesus, ruth, Social justice