Ways to build walk Boldy in faith and in Leadership

Scripture Proverbs 28:1

1. Strengthen Your Faith Start by building a strong connection with God. Spend time in prayer and read scriptures like Joshua 1:9, which reminds us to be strong and courageous because God is always with us. Living out your faith through action, like serving others, reinforces your purpose.

2. Be Authentic in Leadership begins with knowing who you are. Stay true to your values and the unique gifts God has given you. Authentic leaders inspire trust, and when you trust God’s plan, decision-making becomes clearer.

3. Build Confidence Remember, even biblical leaders like Moses and Deborah struggled with self-doubt but trusted God to guide them. Celebrate your strengths, embrace challenges, and reflect on how far you’ve come with God’s help.

4. Find Support You’re not in this alone. Surround yourself with mentors, a supportive community, and accountability partners who share your values. Having others walk with you strengthens your faith and leadership journey.

5. Face Fear with Faith Fear and doubt are part of the process, but they don’t define you. Focus on God’s plan, ask Him for courage, and celebrate small wins to keep moving forward.

6. Lead by Serving The best leaders lift others up. Follow the example of Jesus by leading with humility, compassion, and integrity. Encourage others to grow alongside you.

7. Keep Learning Great leaders never stop growing. Whether it’s reading a book, joining a workshop, or simply reflecting on how you can improve, continuous growth helps you stay prepared for new challenges.

Walking boldly isn’t about being fearless; it’s about trusting God enough to move forward despite fear. Tune in to hear real stories and practical advice to help you grow in your faith and leadership!

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• Considering the Sacrifices: Following Jesus often requires giving up things that are valuable to us, such as comfort, wealth, relationships, and even personal desires. It means acknowledging that discipleship involves making personal sacrifices for the sake of the Kingdom of God.
• Evaluating the Commitment: Discipleship is not a temporary or half-hearted commitment. Jesus calls His followers to take up their cross, meaning they must be prepared to face challenges, endure suffering, and make Him their priority above all else (Luke 9:23). Counting the cost means understanding that this is a lifelong, all-in commitment.
• Understanding the Challenges: The Christian path is often described as narrow and difficult (Matthew 7:13-14). Following Jesus may lead to opposition, persecution, and hardships. Counting the cost means realizing that the road to eternal life is not easy, but it is worth it.

2 Peter 1:3 (NIV)"His divine power has given us everything we need for a godly life through our knowledge of him who called us by his own glory and goodness."

Evaluating the help God has already given us involves reflecting on His provisions, guidance, and the resources He has made available in our lives.

Assess Your Abilities: Look at the skills, talents, and passions that God has placed within you. These are tools He has already provided to help you fulfill your purpose and meet your needs

Scripture as a Resource: The Bible contains all the wisdom and principles needed to navigate life’s challenges. Reflect on how God’s Word has already provided the answers, direction, or encouragement you need.

Promises in Scripture: Revisit the promises in Scripture that affirm God’s provision and presence. Verses like Philippians 4:19 and Matthew 6:33 are constant reminders that God has already promised to provide what we need.

Pray for Wisdom: If you’re unsure of the ways God is helping you, ask Him for discernment. Pray for eyes to see how He is already working in your life and for wisdom to understand the blessings and provisions you have.

Surrender Your Plans

• Proverbs 16:9: “In their hearts humans plan their course, but the Lord establishes their steps.” This verse reminds us that while we can make plans, it is ultimately God who directs our paths.
• Pray Regularly: Make prayer a daily habit to express your worries and seek guidance.
• Reflect on Scripture: Spend time meditating on verses that resonate with your struggles.
• Practice Mindfulness: Engage in activities that help you stay present and reduce anxiety.
• Seek Support: Talk to friends or a faith leader about your journey to let go of control.

Letting go is a process, and it’s okay to take it one step at a time.

1. Divine Guidance: The belief is that God orchestrates events in our lives, using both positive and negative experiences to steer us toward our purpose.
2. Growth Through Adversity: Often, God pushes us out of our comfort zones through difficult circumstances.
3. Transformation of Pain into Purpose: Our struggles and past experiences can become powerful testimonies of God’s faithfulness.

4. Partnership with God: The idea is that God desires to partner with us in our work, guiding us to manage resources effectively and ethically

1. Growth Through Adversity: Often, God pushes us out of our comfort zones through difficult circumstances. Just as an eagle stirs its nest to encourage its young to fly, God may disrupt our lives to promote growth and maturity
2. Transformation of Pain into Purpose: Our struggles and past experiences can become powerful testimonies of God’s faithfulness. By sharing our stories, we can inspire others and fulfill our purpose in a way that glorifies God.

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In today’s episode, is just an introduction on what I AM Kingdom Babez is about, we’ll explore how us a believers can overcome limit mindsets that we face daily, so we are able to walk bold in our God given purpose. So, sit back, relax, and let’s get started!