Strength for the Season
In "Strength for the Season," we explore a powerful truth: Philippians 4:13 is less about achieving dreams and more about enduring the journey. For leaders, true strength lies not in success, but in the resilience to remain steadfast through all seasons. Whether facing dwindling sales or silent supporters, your source of strength,rooted in faith,can sustain you beyond the metrics.
George B. Thomas
“I can do all this through Him who gives me strength.” — Philippians 4:13 (NIV)
This verse is plastered everywhere—on coffee mugs, gym walls, business notebooks, and motivational posters. It’s often used as a declaration of victory: “I can win. I can crush this. I can make it happen.”
But what if we’ve misunderstood it?
Continue Your Journey
What You Plant Is What You Lead
In leadership, every thought and action is a seed with the potential to either flourish meaningfully or leave you hollow. The challenge lies in choosing to nurture patience, empathy, and authenticity over ego and shortcuts. True leadership strength is found in surrender, aligning desires with a higher calling, and leading from a place of peace rather than pressure.
Ask. Seek. Knock.
What Life and Business Really Demand of You
The Peace of Glory
How to Stop Striving and Start Resting in Purpose
The Light That Draws Nations
Imagine standing on the deck of a ship in the dead of night.