Something feels off.
Not because faith has disappeared – but because in many places, it has been replaced.
When you hold Micah, Jesus, and Peter together, a pattern emerges: what God requires, what happens when we ignore it, and how we are called to live when it all drifts. This isn’t a new problem – but it is a present one. And it may be closer to home than we think.
Leadership is not simply about finding your voice — it is about learning what deserves to be said at all. In a world that encourages constant expression, wisdom often appears as restraint. Not every thought needs a microphone, and not every silence is avoidance. Mature influence chooses impact over expression, understanding that words carry weight long after they are spoken.
Some nights feel meaningful and guided. Others involve unexpected chaos, a questionable playlist, and the sudden realization that life does not consult your plans. This is a story about one of those nights – and how, somewhere in the absurdity, you discover you’re going to be okay.
Leadership is shaped by daily choices – choosing growth over negativity, hope over cynicism, and empowerment over fear. Every choice quietly determines where we lead others.
I prayed for provision and asked God for one hill. Instead, He sent fruit – actual fruit, in abundance. What began as a simple prayer turned into a lesson on control, trust, and God’s sense of humor. A reflection on unexpected provision and receiving exactly what was needed.
