Over at my site that focuses on ministry, I began a series of posts about idealism and the kingdom of God. Essentially this is a post about vision, leadership, and motivation. In this first post, I look at the history and meaning of the term ideal. I will use follow up posts to look at how an ideal motivates and inspires, looking at it from the perspective of communication theorist Nancy Duarte and leadership researcher Jim Kouzes.
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