Every man who stands on the frontline of leadership, family, or ministry carries a weight far greater than his physical strength can bear. The question is not whether you can fight battles but whether you can see beyond them. Being a man on the frontline is not just about being present; it is about leading with foresight. It is about having a clear sense of direction when others only see confusion. Without vision, strength becomes misused, resources wasted, and lives misguided. A visionary man is not just a man of action; he is a man of divine direction. Visionary men understand that leadership begins in the mind before it manifests in reality. They see tomorrow before others wake up to today. This is why a man without vision will always settle for survival rather than significance. A man on the frontline must ask himself daily: Where am I leading those who trust me? A visionary man does not guess his way through life. He anchors his decisions on values, principles, and divine purpose....