We’ve all heard the phrase:   “It is what it is.”   For some, it feels like a throwaway line—an excuse to accept defeat. But in reality,...

Delegation is one of the most powerful tools a leader can use. It prevents burnout, multiplies impact, and develops new leaders. And it’s biblical. From Moses in Exodus 18 to the apostles in Acts 6, Scripture consistently shows that great leaders don’t try to do everything themselves. They share the load, empower others, and focus on what only they can do.

It may sound upside down, but workplaces that lean into mercy and grace actually perform better. Why?

Endings are not the enemy. They are the doorway to what’s next. If you’re standing at the threshold of change right now, take heart —

What happens to you doesn't define you. How you respond does. We’ve all felt the sting of a failed project, a lost opportunity, or a decision that didn’t pan out the way we hoped. Whether it’s in leadership, life, or relationships—disappointment has a way of feeling final. But here’s the truth: there is no failure, only results.

We’ve all felt it—that frustrating sense of being stuck. You’ve hit a plateau in your fitness goals. You’re staring at two job offers and don’t know which way to go .You’re overwhelmed by challenges in your ministry, your work, your relationships... and the next step feels anything but obvious. Maybe it’s not failure you’re facing—it’s indecision. Or discouragement. Or a lack of momentum. Whatever the reason, you’re not moving forward, and it’s starting to wear on your