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Unshakable: Building on What Lasts | Isaiah 40:8

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“The grass withers and the flowers fall, but the word of our God endures forever.” Isaiah 40:8 isn’t just poetry; it’s a blueprint for resilient life and leadership. In this teaching, we’ll contrast what fades (metrics, trends, applause) with what endures (God’s Word, integrity, purpose). You’ll learn how to anchor identity, culture, and decisions to the only foundation that can’t be shaken, so storms refine you, not ruin you. You don’t need to be unshakable, just stand on what is. Takeaways Most of life is “grass & flowers”, good but temporary; build on what lasts. Anchor strategy to eternal values, truth, integrity, service, stewardship. Storms test foundations; the Word stands when markets and moods don’t. Lead with strength and tenderness, resilient + compassionate. Daily Scripture isn’t ritual, it’s structural reinforcement. Subscribe for weekly teachings on the spiritual side of business and life, then pick one decision this week to align explicitly with Scripture (write the verse in the memo or meeting agenda). Where are you tempted to build on what fades, and what would “standing on the Word” practically change this week?

George B. Thomas

George B. Thomas

Founder of the Spiritual Side of Leadership

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