The Saul Trap: Stop Trying to Improve on God’s Plan
King Saul always had something to add to the plan. Here’s why that cost him everything, and what it means for the rest of us.
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King Saul always had something to add to the plan. Here’s why that cost him everything, and what it means for the rest of us.
A 2008 journal entry surfaces a lesson that still holds: when you’re stuck, focus on the work in front of you and let God handle the rest.
Here’s what a year of daily posting, a video challenge, and a moment during Holy Week reminded me about obedience and staying in your lane.
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You’re not avoiding the task, you’re avoiding the feeling. There’s a reason why you keep putting things off.
Stop performing for an audience that isn’t watching.
The real lesson from I Love Lucy isn’t about comedy. It’s about believing in the work before you can see where it’s going.
I’m measuring consistency over metrics during my 30-day video challenge. Turns out external validation was never my problem.
