Christian Leadership by Justin Wilson

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Finishing the Wall Is Not Finishing the Work
The project is marked complete, and someone still has to answer the phone on Monday.
7 hrs ago • Justin Wilson
I Am Doing a Great Work
A meeting invitation can look like responsibility while quietly taking you away from it.
Sep 20 • Justin Wilson
The Threat Inside the Walls
A project can look healthy from the outside while the people carrying it are quietly wearing down.
Sep 19 • Justin Wilson
Build with a Trowel and Carry a Sword
Every leader under attack faces the same temptation, and it splits two ways.
Sep 18 • Justin Wilson
Give Everyone a Section of the Wall
Nehemiah 3 is the chapter most readers skim.
Sep 17 • Justin Wilson
Pray, Ask, Inspect, Then Speak
A Persian cupbearer lived by one unbreakable rule: never let the king see a troubled face.
Sep 16 • Justin Wilson
Let the Ruin Break Your Heart
The distance between a bad report and a plan is usually measured in minutes.
Sep 15 • Justin Wilson
Leadership That Outlives the Leader
The cloak Elijah threw across a young farmer’s shoulders in a plowed field would one day strike the Jordan River and part it.
Sep 14 • Justin Wilson
Stand and Rebuild: The Faithful Leader's Source
Faithful leadership demands clarity when an assignment exceeds natural capacity, opposition is real, and talent alone cannot finish the work.
Sep 13 • Justin Wilson
4:30
The Quiet Voice and the Next Assignment
There he came to a cave, where he spent the night.
Sep 13 • Justin Wilson
The Leader Under the Broom Tree
When Ahab got home, he told Jezebel everything Elijah had done, including the way he had killed all the prophets of Baal.
Sep 12 • Justin Wilson
Pray Again: Persistence After the Public Win
Then Elijah said to Ahab, “Go get something to eat and drink, for I hear a mighty rainstorm coming!” So Ahab went to eat and drink.
Sep 11 • Justin Wilson
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