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Raising ethical, excellent professionals who will take over their industries and the workplace using practical, Bible-based principles.

  1. Jun 25

    Wrong Enemies, Good Judgement

    Wrong Enemies: How to Avoid Making the Wrong Enemies | Christian Professionals Network Podcast In this episode of the Christian Professionals Network Podcast, we explore one of the most overlooked leadership lessons from 1 Samuel 25—the story of David, Nabal, and Abigail. Why do some professionals rise in position but fail to earn respect? How do you recognize the people you should never underestimate at work? And what does godly wisdom look like when navigating workplace relationships, leadership, and conflict? Through this powerful biblical case study, we unpack practical lessons on emotional intelligence, influence, humility, strategic relationships, and the importance of growing not just in title, but also in wisdom, character, and trust. You'll discover: Why wealth, status, or promotion should never replace wisdom.How to build influence that goes beyond your job title.The dangers of making the wrong enemies in your workplace.Why emotional intelligence is a key leadership advantage.Lessons from Abigail's wisdom and David's humility.Practical ways to develop sound judgment as a Christian professional.Whether you're an executive, entrepreneur, manager, or just beginning your career, this conversation will challenge you to lead with wisdom, build meaningful relationships, and represent Christ with excellence in your workplace. Scripture Focus: 1 Samuel 25 If this episode adds value to you, share it with a colleague or friend and join the Christian Professionals Network as we continue equipping believers to integrate faith and excellence in every sphere of influence. Christian Professionals NetworkWhere Faith Meets Purpose.

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Raising ethical, excellent professionals who will take over their industries and the workplace using practical, Bible-based principles.