You've Been Sent
In John 20:21, Jesus offers a profound lesson for leaders: peace precedes purpose. As He sends His disciples, not with qualifications but with peace, He illustrates that leadership doesn't require having it all figured out, just trust in the One who sends. In the boardroom or at the dinner table, this peace becomes your foundation, enabling you to lead with clarity and confidence amidst uncertainty.
George B. Thomas
There's a moment in the Gospels that doesn't shout, it whispers with unmistakable clarity. It's not wrapped in thunder or fireworks, but it changes everything. In John 20:21, the resurrected Jesus stands among His disciples, looks into their uncertain, weary faces, and says: "Peace be with you! As the Father has sent me, I am sending you."
Simple? Yes.
But beneath that calm exterior is a commissioning that turns followers into leaders, bystanders into participants, and doubters into world-changers.
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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.
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The Light That Draws Nations
Imagine standing on the deck of a ship in the dead of night.