It's time to hearken back to your Sunday School lessons folks. Because we're talking Moses today and tomorrow. Don't worry agnostics. We're staying broad. It's just that I just heard an interesting sermon this weekend that got me thinking.

When I look for a leader, both within the Church and in the corporate world, I look for inner strength. I look for confidence. I look for vision.

Yet, God picked Moses, the meekest man on Earth to be leader.

Perhaps God is better able to work through people who trust, not in their own abilities, but who have an overwhelming trust in God's?

Now, this is personally convicting for me, because I am just about as arrogant as one can get. Because I compare myself with the mediocrity that surrounds me. Rather, Moses compared himself, not to others, but to the perfection of God, and said, "I am nothing."

So, should we change what we're looking for in a leader?

We recently purchased a Kia Soul to replace my wife's old sedan, because:

A) We wanted a bigger car for our new family addition.
B) In the past, my wife had to borrow vehicles for her dessert table design business simply for the larger storage capacity.

Two months into the new vehicle and I am absolutely blown away. The Kia Soul is a design revolution. It's incredibly spacious. A roomier front than my Hyundai Sonata. A MUCH roomier back than my Hyundai Sonata. And it takes up a good 6 in. less garage space front-to-back.

I'm not sure I'll ever buy another car again. It's perfect. And I love that great design is finally winning!