Leadership and Sin Intervention: How Not to Treat Offenders

The world is not at peace; nations are not at peace with one another, dispute within families and marriages. There is commotion among business executives, business colleagues and among staff in companies. Religious organization are no exception, as conflict exist within the rank and file in Churches, among Hindus, Muslim, also several inter-religious cases leading to one form of anarchy or the other across the whole world. Jesus Christ operated an upside - down kingdom when on earth....
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The world is not at peace; nations are not at peace with one another, dispute within families and marriages. There is commotion among business executives, business colleagues and among staff in companies. Religious organization are no exception, as conflict exist within the rank and file in Churches, among Hindus, Muslim, also several inter-religious cases leading to one form of anarchy or the other across the whole world. Jesus Christ operated an upside - down kingdom when on earth. Offenders are expected to be treated with love not judgmental approach. Acceptance should be the phenomenon at the expense of approval. Whenever an offender is castigated, love is murdered along with peace and harmony. There is no love in counseling but love is a prerequisite to carry out sin intervention.In this book, the author Moses Omojola, a teacher of Biblical justice, demonstrate how offenders should be treated to optimize their potentials, grow our societies and enjoy God's given peace in the world, thereby teaching church leadership, leadership style, leadership traits and leadership development.