Leadership: A Father to the Fatherless | Psalm 68:5
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God's heart for the vulnerable is a leadership mandate, not just a nice sentiment. Learn how to build a culture of belonging, advocate for your team, and lead with both strength and compassion. This week, choose one person to champion and watch how advocacy transforms performance and trust.
George B. Thomas
Founder of the Spiritual Side of Leadership
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