6 Habits of a Faithful Leader
A faithful leader earns faithful followers. King Josiah shows us how in 6 habits from 2 Kings 22 and 23.
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Leading Through Imperfection as a Leader
Leading through imperfection is part of the job. Here’s what 2 Kings taught me about God’s grace and faithful leadership.
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Why Leaders Who Fall Deserve Forgiveness
A moral failure doesn’t erase a life of faithfulness. Here’s what David’s story teaches us about leaders who fall.
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How To Slow Down Enough To Listen Well
As an extrovert, I have to really try to “be quick to listen, slow to speak”. (James 1:19-21) Perhaps you’re an extrovert as well, and can relate? We spend so much time giving our opinions or telling some story that we think people need to hear. We often miss so many important pieces of information from the people we’re interacting with. The struggle is real!
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As For Me and My House
Serving the Lord starts at home when conviction is rooted in memory, lived with consistency, and passed on through faithful leadership.
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Wrestling With Submission to Governing Authorities
Wrestling honestly with submission to governing authorities and learning to trust God’s sovereignty when leadership feels broken.
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Have You Set Up Stones of Remembrance?
Simple reminders help us remember God’s faithfulness and trust Him again when new challenges come.
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Acting More Like Peter
Acting more like Peter means moving toward Jesus with urgency instead of waiting for comfort or certainty.
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What the Western Church Might Learn From Paul’s Challenge
Paul’s challenge in Acts 28 still speaks today. Are our hearts open to hear God’s voice, or have we grown dull to His call?
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Legacy of Faith
Faith leaves a legacy that lasts longer than any accomplishment.
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When Preference Clashes with Submission
Submission to authority isn’t easy, especially when politics clash with faith. But real obedience begins where personal preference ends.
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Stepping Out in Faith Trusting God’s Plan Through Writing
Stepping out in faith means surrendering control. This week, God shifted my perspective, reminding me that His plans are always greater than mine.
