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As part of David’s prayer before all the assembly of Israel near the end of his life, he asked a remarkably humbling question: “But who am I, and what is my people, that we should be able thus to offer willingly?” — I Chronicles 29:14 David had experienced...

Have you ever reached a milestone—closed a deal, hit a financial goal, or experienced a breakthrough—and thought: “I earned this. I built this.” It’s a subtle shift. Not always spoken, but deeply felt. We move from stewardship to ownership. And that shift changes...

Have you ever stopped to think about whether the work you’re doing right now will actually last beyond your lifetime? Not just in terms of success, income, or even impact—but what will remain when you’re no longer here to manage it, lead it, or sustain it? Because the...

What if the very thing the world calls foolish… is actually the wisest thing that has ever happened? And what if the things we often assume are wise— our instincts, our culture, our strategies, even our best thinking— are, in reality, missing the point entirely? This...

Worship and Organizational Leadership What does worship have to do with organizational leadership? Most people associate worship with music, prayer, or gatherings in a church building. But in the Bible, worship often looks very different. Sometimes it looks like...

After failure… after repentance… after sacrifice… what comes next? At the end of King David’s reign, we encounter one of the most overlooked yet significant seasons of his leadership. After the devastating consequences of taking a census and the plague that followed,...