For the man who has been given influence…

You don't have to be a prime minister to have power.

You have influence over your children.
Your wife may look to you for leadership.
A coworker may be watching how you handle pressure.
A younger man may need your guidance.
Someone at church may need you to notice what everyone else overlooks.

The question isn't simply how much influence you have.

It's what you're doing with it.

William Gladstone could have used his position for comfort, status, and personal gain. Instead, he used it to protect and restore women who had almost no power of their own.

That's a challenge for every Christian man:

Don't use your strength to make yourself greater. Use it to make someone else's life better.

The strongest man in the room isn't always the one with the most authority.

Sometimes he's the one who notices who needs help—and does something about it.

The power of love is greater than the love of power.

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