Pastor: The Leadership Trap That Destroyed King Zedekiah (And How to Avoid It)ਨਮੂਨਾ

Day 1: The Clarity of God’s Voice
God gave Zedekiah a clear and unmistakable word. There was no ambiguity, no mystery.
Life and peace were within reach—if he would simply obey. Yet he wavered, stalled, and second-guessed.
As leaders, we often long for clear direction.
But the real test isn’t always clarity—it’s courage to obey what we already know God has said.
Zedekiah heard from Jeremiah multiple times. God was patient. But in the end, hearing wasn’t enough.
Delayed obedience became disobedience.
Today’s Reflection:
- Is there a word from God you’ve been hesitating to act on?
- Are you seeking more clarity when what you actually need is more courage?
Prayer:
Lord, when Your word is clear, give me the faith and boldness to obey—quickly and fully. Don’t let fear or pride keep me from the life You’re offering.
In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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About this Plan

Every pastor faces the same trap that destroyed King Zedekiah: leading from fear instead of faith. This isn't about becoming a perfect leader—it's about avoiding the three specific mistakes that cost him his kingdom, his family, and his life. This is Biblical wisdom for leaders who refuse to repeat history.
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