Weekly devotional archive
Godly leaders can seek a heavenly vision and still lead with folly. How? By refusing to seek godly counsel. Some leaders believe they know it all. Others are prideful, insecure, or afraid someone will steal their ideas. And some believe that making every decision with "just me and Jesus" is the more spiritual way to lead. But Proverbs 15:22 is plain: without consultation, plans are frustrated, but with many counselors they succeed. In Part Two of our Wise Leadership series, Rev. Regina L. Lowe explores why leading alone leads to frustration, mistakes, and slower progress, and why wise leaders seek diverse, godly counsel to confirm and carry out the vision God has given them. Discover how trusting God to provide the right counselors, not just the vision, is a matter of faith. Download the free weekly reflection guide with three Power Shifts, a prayer, and journaling prompts.
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Many godly, well-intentioned leaders are at risk of leading with folly, without even knowing it. They set annual goals, review mission statements, and pursue profitability, all with good intent. But there's a subtle shift missing: seeking a vision from God before doing any of that work.
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Faith is foundational to every believer's life. But where we focus it matters more than we think. It's possible to believe in God and still have our faith slightly off the mark, placing more confidence in the outcome we're praying for than in the God who makes it happen.
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It's easy to slip into a rut. This is doing our work the same way, day after day, without pausing to ask whether it's still bearing fruit. Ruts can feel safe because they require little prayer, little thought, and little risk. But Scripture reminds us that God is not a God of standing still. He is always making a way in the wilderness and creating rivers in the wasteland, even when we can't see it yet.
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Leadership is not only about getting the task done. It is also about building people through love, honor, sincerity, and zeal. When leadership is shaped by relationship and renewed by the Lord, it creates a stronger culture and a deeper impact.
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Discover a Christ-centered approach to leadership that goes beyond traits and skills by rooting your influence, character, and decisions in Jesus as the unshakable foundation. This devotional guides Christian leaders through reflection questions and practical action steps to strengthen spiritual leadership, deepen dependence on the Holy Spirit, and stand resilient when their work is tested by fire.
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