In this episode, we explore the beginning of Moses’ calling, focusing on his personal fears, his history as a fugitive, and his overwhelming sense of inadequacy. We unpack how Moses' doubts weren't about God's ability, but about his own—a struggle many of us face today.

Today we explore how God often interrupts our comfort zones to awaken our calling, and how He uses the “backside of the desert” as a classroom for destiny. From curiosity to calling, from insecurity to identity, this story reminds us that God doesn’t call the qualified — He qualifies the called.

Moses' mother was a true leader, in the face of adversity. This wasn’t an act of desperation—it was an act of visionary leadership. Jochebed modeled what it means to lead with courage, strategy, and faith when the situation seems hopeless.

In this episode, we look at Moses’ encounter with God at the burning bush (Exodus 3–4). Moses gave excuse after excuse for why he couldn’t lead the Israelites out of Egypt—but God had an answer for each one.

In this episode, we dive into King Saul’s late-night visit to the medium at Endor. What drove a leader who once stood tall to compromise his own convictions? And what can today’s leaders learn about integrity, patience, and seeking the right counsel when the pressure is on? Join us as we unpack this haunting story and discover practical lessons for navigating fear, staying true to values, and making decisions that build lasting leadership.

Every leader faces giants—daunting challenges, intimidating opposition, and overwhelming odds. But true leadership is about more than reacting to what’s in front of you; it’s about seeing past the problem to the promise. In this episode, we unpack how leaders can adopt a vision that goes beyond the immediate obstacle, drawing lessons from David’s encounter with Goliath.

As a Leader, have you ever faced unexpected pressure in the middle of God’s promises being fulfilled? What happens when you favor seems like a fight?

Today we explain Joseph's skillful management of resources, including his economic strategies for Egypt, and Pharaoh's interactions with Joseph's family, highlighting the divine favor extended to them