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DOING THINGS RIGHT v DOING THE RIGHT THING
There is a familiar distinction in leadership thought that says managers do things right, while leaders do the right thing. Both matter, but they are not the same. Managers focus on efficiency, systems, and execution. They ensure that processes are followed, timelines are met, and standards are upheld. Leaders, on the other hand, focus on… Continue reading
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IS PLANNING A LACK OF FAITH OR AN ACT OF IT?
What if planning is not a lack of faith, but evidence of it? In 1 Kings 5, we are given a quiet but profound window into how God’s purposes unfold. Before a single stone of the temple is laid, there is preparation. Solomon reaches out to King Hiram, secures timber from Lebanon, organizes workers, and… Continue reading
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ON PROTECTING YOUR PEACE
What if the peace you’re trying so hard to protect was never meant to be protected, but received? In a world that constantly urges us to “protect our peace,” Jesus offers something far better: receive My peace. In John 14:27 (ESV), Jesus says, “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you.” Notice… Continue reading
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HOW SMALL OBEDIENCE SUSTAINS GREAT PROVISION
What if the key to lasting provision in your life is not doing more but being faithful with what is already in your hands? You’d think Solomon was rich because he had a lot. True. He did have a lot. But he also structured good stewardship that allowed him to have a lot. 1. Organized… Continue reading
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THE HIDDEN DANGERS OF COMPROMISE IN LEADERSHIP
What if the greatest threat to your leadership isn’t failure but subtle compromise? Leadership without dependence on God often begins quietly rather than dramatically. In 1 Kings 3:1–3, Solomon stands at the height of promise yet already shows divided devotion, like marrying Pharaoh’s daughter and worshiping at high places. These are not obvious acts of… Continue reading
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