might. Put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand
against the wiles of the devil." Ephesians 6:10-11
Like any good leader, Paul issues a warning at the end of his letter
about the tough times his people will face. They are up against Satan
himself, an enemy who will do everything to stop their progress.
Instead of moping about the situation, however, Paul lays out a
specific plan for his Ephesian friends. They are not to approach this
fight in their own strength, but remember that only God can defeat the
enemy. Paul then instructs his readers to put on the whole armor of
God, in order to stand and prevail. Serving as an officer under God,
Paul issues the orders for the troops.
When leaders practice the Law of Intuition, they provide their people with:
1.A strategy to win.
2.Knowledge of the opposition. 3.The resources they need.
4.A plan for how to use them.
5.Detailed Communication.
Excerpt from The Maxwell Leadership Bible (leadership promises series)
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