Leaders: God Loves Righteousness and Justice | Psalm 33:5
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If culture feels chaotic and the ground keeps shifting, you need a true north. Psalm 33:5 is clear about what God loves and what stable leadership looks like. In this episode, we unpack righteousness as right-aligned relationships and justice as restorative action, then show how God’s unfailing love fills the earth and fuels how you build teams, make decisions, and shape culture. You will learn how loving what God loves creates steadiness under pressure, clarity in conflict, and trust that scales. Aligning your life and leadership with what God loves produces integrity, fairness, and a culture people can trust. Takeaways: -Righteousness is relational alignment with truth, people, and purpose. -Justice is restoration in action, especially when it costs you something. -God’s unfailing love is present and active, so lead from steadiness, not fear. If this helped, subscribe for weekly spiritual-meets-business coaching and share it with a leader who needs a compass right now. What is one decision this week where you will choose righteousness and justice over convenience?
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