Leading Through the Broken Places
In the face of broken dreams and failed plans, true leadership emerges. It's in these challenging moments that God’s closeness transforms from a comforting idea to a powerful, sustaining presence. Embracing your brokenness doesn't mark the end of your influence, but rather the beginning of a deeper, more authentic connection with your team and yourself.
George B. Thomas
There comes a moment in every life and business when something breaks. A relationship ends. A plan fails. The dream that once felt unstoppable suddenly collapses. It’s that moment when your heart feels too heavy to lift, and your spirit feels crushed beneath the weight of disappointment. Psalm 34:18 says, “The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.”
It’s easy to quote that verse when everything is going well. It’s much harder to believe it when you’re standing in the ruins of what you worked for. But that’s where its real power begins. God’s closeness is not an idea to admire; it’s a presence to encounter. It’s found when the noise fades, the room feels small, and you realize the only thing left standing beside you is Him.
David didn’t write Psalm 34 after a celebration or victory parade. He wrote it hiding in a cave, humiliated, exhausted, and pretending to be insane just to stay alive. The man who had once slain giants now looked like one who had lost everything.
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Reclaiming Abundance in a World That Keeps Taking
Leaders often face the unseen thief of busyness and pressure, quietly stealing peace and clarity. Jesus offers a different path: one of abundance and presence, where fullness isn't mistaken for a packed calendar. By trading control for communion, leaders can foster environments of genuine growth and influence, rooted in clarity and peace.
The Unlikely Warrior Within
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The Freedom of Confession
In leadership, trying to appear flawless often leads to a fractured soul. Confession isn't about guilt; it's about integrity and aligning with truth. When leaders acknowledge their imperfections, they create an environment of trust and growth, demonstrating that true maturity lies in honesty, not perfection.
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