True leaders don’t merely survive hardship; they emerge stronger, sharper, and more resilient because of it. Suffering—when embraced with faith and vision—is the forge that tempers the steel of great leadership.

Leadership isn’t just tested in the chaos of conflict—it’s also revealed in the quiet of stability.

Whether you’re leading a business, serving in the military, or working a 9-to-5, a crisis exists—people around you need Jesus.

You’re not just building a business. You’re stepping into a calling.

By balancing work and rest, we acknowledge that we’re stewards of what God has entrusted to us.

by Nathan Elliot The term you only live once (#YOLO) has created a fear of missing out (#FOMO), replacing the joy of missing out (#JOMO)....

You're not the leader you want to be? Today is the day to put some reps and sets in that shape your culture and environment.

We can reach back to the example of Exodus, take hold of His intent for His people, and stretch forward to the coming restoration...