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The world feels darker when we’re constantly exposed to problems we have no power to change. When everything demands our concern, nothing receives our care—and hopelessness quietly takes root. Choosing to care deeply where we have proximity and agency may be one of the most faithful decisions we can make.
Mondays have a way of revealing what we’re trying to carry alone. When the task list grows, anxiety rises, and boundaries slip, exhaustion often becomes our fuel of choice. But executing from exhaustion rarely produces excellence—and Jesus invites us to carry our work differently.
At FCA last week, someone asked me why I do what I do. Years ago, God formed a life mantra in me — to authentically lead and empower others to flourishing life. And that conviction has shaped everything: ministry, officiating, sports announcing, developing interns, training younger leaders. Leadership isn’t measured by what you build but by who you develop. Your greatest legacy won’t be your accomplishments—it will be the people who learned to lead because you showed them how.