ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Helpless people need help. That simple phrase captures the heart of what true leadership is all about. Whether in the military, the marketplace, or the church, the mission remains the same: serve those who cannot serve themselves. Every role you have held, even the painful or confusing ones, has been preparation for something God is building in you. Just as Joseph moved from slavery to prison to palace and ultimately preserved an entire people, your hardest seasons are not wasted. God uses unexpected people, unexpected resources, and unexpected moments to accomplish what no human strategy could achieve on its own. Your position may pause, but your assignment never does.
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