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🎙️ Podcast Description — Day 354: Standing Firm Through Criticism
Https://foreveryoungcoachkj.my.canva.site/becoming-herÂ
Affirmation for Week 3
“I lead with wisdom, walk with strength, and serve with humility. I am equipped to carry influence in every season.”
Key Verse
“By your endurance you will gain your lives.”
— Luke 21:19 (ESV)
Leadership doesn’t exempt you from criticism — it often invites it. Today’s episode is a reminder that endurance, not approval, is the mark of godly leadership. When you know your calling, misunderstanding doesn’t have to shake you. Not every voice deserves your attention, and not every opinion requires a response.
In this episode, we explore:
​ Why endurance matters more than defense
​ How to discern which criticism to release and which to refine
​ What Scripture teaches about staying steady when obedience is misunderstood
​ Why leading for God’s glory means letting go of applause
​ How a Proverbs 31 woman remains confident without becoming combative
You don’t lead to be liked — you lead to be faithful. And when criticism comes, your steadiness speaks louder than any explanation ever could.
This is how a Proverbs 31 woman leads:
with courage, clarity, and endurance rooted in eternity.
Reflection Verses
John 5:44 (CSB) – “How can you believe, since you accept glory from one another but don’t seek the glory that comes from the only God?”
→ You were never meant to lead for applause, but for God’s approval.
Isaiah 50:7 (CSB) – “The Lord God will help me… I have set my face like flint.”
→ Focused leadership is anchored, not reactive.
Malachi 3:16 (NIV) – “A scroll of remembrance was written…”
→ Heaven records faithfulness the world overlooks.
Song of the Day
“He Shall Reign Forevermore” – Chris Tomlin
Final Thought for the Week
Endurance isn’t passive — it’s powerful.
And when you stand firm, God does the defending.
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By Kimberly🎙️ Podcast Description — Day 354: Standing Firm Through Criticism
Https://foreveryoungcoachkj.my.canva.site/becoming-herÂ
Affirmation for Week 3
“I lead with wisdom, walk with strength, and serve with humility. I am equipped to carry influence in every season.”
Key Verse
“By your endurance you will gain your lives.”
— Luke 21:19 (ESV)
Leadership doesn’t exempt you from criticism — it often invites it. Today’s episode is a reminder that endurance, not approval, is the mark of godly leadership. When you know your calling, misunderstanding doesn’t have to shake you. Not every voice deserves your attention, and not every opinion requires a response.
In this episode, we explore:
​ Why endurance matters more than defense
​ How to discern which criticism to release and which to refine
​ What Scripture teaches about staying steady when obedience is misunderstood
​ Why leading for God’s glory means letting go of applause
​ How a Proverbs 31 woman remains confident without becoming combative
You don’t lead to be liked — you lead to be faithful. And when criticism comes, your steadiness speaks louder than any explanation ever could.
This is how a Proverbs 31 woman leads:
with courage, clarity, and endurance rooted in eternity.
Reflection Verses
John 5:44 (CSB) – “How can you believe, since you accept glory from one another but don’t seek the glory that comes from the only God?”
→ You were never meant to lead for applause, but for God’s approval.
Isaiah 50:7 (CSB) – “The Lord God will help me… I have set my face like flint.”
→ Focused leadership is anchored, not reactive.
Malachi 3:16 (NIV) – “A scroll of remembrance was written…”
→ Heaven records faithfulness the world overlooks.
Song of the Day
“He Shall Reign Forevermore” – Chris Tomlin
Final Thought for the Week
Endurance isn’t passive — it’s powerful.
And when you stand firm, God does the defending.