The Afterword

Tag: trust

  • One Small Act of Trust

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    What’s a time you followed your gut and it turned out to be exactly right? Sometimes you meet someone briefly and sense that they are trustworthy. I met him in Tanzania. I was there working on a project and he was assigned as my translator when I spoke at a church. We were together for…

  • An Opportunity to Serve Him – 1 Peter 3:8–22

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    In some corners of the worldto follow You is to risk everything—a North Korean labour camp,a Somali beating,a Yemeni home where owning a Bibleis a dangerous act.One in seven of Your peopleknows this intimately. Even here,where streets are safeand speech is free,faith can still feel costly—misunderstood,dismissed,pushed to the edges.And when pressure rises,many of us bend,blend…

  • The Questions They’re Always Asking

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    Leadership is never just about position.It is not granted by title or assumed through expertise.Leadership is a relationship —an unspoken agreement between people and the one they choose to follow.And at the heart of that agreement are questions. They are rarely asked aloud,but they echo in every hallway, every handover, every moment of trust:Do you…

  • Not Too Late

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    Sometimes, people confuse caution with fear. They mistake deliberation for delay, and they brand those who think deeply as those who move too slowly. I’ve heard the criticisms before—some thrown at public figures, others thrown at me. But I have learned to wear patience not as a weakness, but as armour. For when the time…