Leaders: Turn Hearts First to Restore Trust | Malachi 4:6
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God ends the Old Testament by pointing to the family, not the throne room. Malachi 4:6 calls us to “turn the hearts” and shows how renewal begins in relationships before it ever reaches results. In this episode, we unpack why leaders move first, how small shifts create big ripples, and what it costs when distance goes unchallenged. You will learn anchors for life and business that rebuild trust, align culture, and make reconciliation a daily practice. Turning hearts is a repeatable leadership practice that heals homes, strengthens teams, and creates cultures people can trust. Takeaways: -Move first, humility initiates the reconciliation that trust requires. -Make it mutual, love flows both directions or systems fracture. -Build anchors, patience, presence, respect, and recognition, at home and at work. Subscribe for weekly spiritual-meets-business coaching and share this with someone who needs a clear next step toward reconciliation today. Get weekly notes on the Spiritual Side of Business and Life, https://spiritualsideofbusinessandlife.substack.com Where do you need to turn your heart first, home, team, or a single conversation? #SpiritualBusiness #FaithAndWork #MindfulLeadership #Malachi46
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