WHEN GOALS ARE CLEAR BUT DIRECTION IS WRONG
WHY SUCCESS WITHOUT DIVINE ALIGNMENT IS A TRAGEDY We live in a generation obsessed with goals. Vision boards. Strategic plans. Five-year roadmaps. Relentless execution. And on the surface, none of these things are wrong. In fact, many people today are disciplined, intentional, organized, and determined. They have clearly defined missions, well-allocated resources, supportive teams, and measurable milestones. They are moving— fast. But here is the uncomfortable question we rarely ask: What if you are making excellent progress… in the wrong direction? What if your plans are solid, your execution flawless, your results impressive— yet heaven is silent? As Myles Munroe famously said, the greatest tragedy is to be successful in the wrong assignment. THE ILLUSION OF CONTROL: LESSONS FROM THE TITANIC The Titanic was not just a ship. Marketed as unsinkable, it represented the peak of human confidence, engineering brilliance, and technological advancement. The builders had done every...