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Wisdom doesn’t live far away. It’s close, personal, and present in the decisions that define your work and your home. Tony invites you into a lived promise from Psalm 32:8—“I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go; I will counsel you with my loving eye on you”—and shows how that promise becomes a practical guide for real leadership moments and everyday choices.

We walk through a formative season with the Brave Hearts, a cohort of emerging leaders who named five core attributes for their journey: confidence, humility, persistence, resilient, and resourceful. You’ll hear how those traits balance each other in the pressure of projects, relationships, and deadlines, and how asking for counsel transforms good intentions into wise action. Tony breaks down the difference between instruction, teaching, and counsel, and explains why the “loving eye” matters when stakes rise and clarity fades.

There’s a powerful story at the center: two people, seeking direction, independently led to Luke 11 on the same morning. That alignment becomes a model for discernment—ask for guidance, wait with attention, confirm through Scripture and circumstance, and then move forward with courage. Along the way, we talk about leadership as stewardship, the role of the Holy Spirit in daily decisions, and the steady confidence that comes from knowing you are seen, known, and guided.

If you need clarity for a tough call, a team challenge, or a personal crossroad, this conversation offers a simple practice you can use today: ask, listen, learn, and act. Subscribe for more faith-centered leadership insights, share this with someone who needs encouragement, and leave a review to tell us how you seek counsel in your own life.

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Our faith in God gives us the confidence we need. Faith functions as confident trust in God rather than a push to make everything happen on our own. How do we exercise patient endurance? Why is patient endurance not passive waiting but an active, steady posture that keeps us doing God's will?

Our mindset of faith is a divinely inspired framework to turn vision into reality: expectation, anticipation, preparation, and realization.

Expectation begins when we receive a promise; anticipation imagines the future joy and impact; preparation translates belief into obedient steps taken in response to God's guidance and timing; realization is the fruit that arrives in due season.

Satan attacks us in our minds. His tactic is to create doubts.
Often, he whispers, "How can you make that happen?"

A key insight is that we don't make things happen. We receive by faith what God has already provided.

God gives us a decisive response. Submit to God's faithfulness, power, and love; resist the thought in Jesus' name, and then proclaim your promise from God aloud. Practice this regularly to build confidence and align your heart with God's Word, reinforcing your faith during spiritual battles.

Our daily mindset becomes a practiced response. Over time, we learn to focus on the next step as God directs, to rest in the wisdom of His perfect timing, and to allow Him to lead us into the realization of His plan for us.

Your life will positively impact your family, colleagues, clients, and those you meet along the way.

Listen to God's plan and receive courage to keep going, a plan to move forward, and power to fight doubt.

The outcome of expectation, anticipation, and preparation is the realization of God's promises in your life.

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Greetings, my friends.

God is constantly speaking. Hearing from God is a supernatural invitation and gift only God can fulfill.

What if clarity isn't hiding somewhere out there, but already whispering within you? We explore how a loving God communicates with us, why that voice is quieter than the noise around us, and how a few simple practices, like prayer, journaling, and quiet time, can help you recognize His voice more clearly. Drawing from Ephesians 1:13 and Psalm 46:10, we unpack the promise of the Holy Spirit, the art of stillness, and the practical steps that turn faith into daily guidance.

We start with the core question: why would God speak to me? Because the relationship is the point. From there, we trace common detours—chasing success, speed, and certainty—then show how seeking God first restores order and brings peace. You'll hear a personal story about learning to listen, the difference between an audible shout, an inner nudge, and external distractions, and how repeated Scripture can be a signpost. We talk through what discernment feels like, how to test what you sense by aligning it with Scripture and prayer, and how encouragement from God strengthens you to do what once seemed impossible.

This conversation is for anyone facing decisions at work, leading a team, raising a family, or fighting private battles with fear and hurry. Expect a grounded approach: quiet the rush, ask with honesty, write what you notice, and move one step at a time. For example, pausing before a big decision or journaling your thoughts can help you hear God's guidance. Along the way, we highlight three assurances of the Holy Spirit—presence that never leaves, power to do what God asks, and an inner witness that confirms God's promises. If you've been longing for direction, this is your invitation to be still and know. If it helps you breathe easier and trust deeper, share it with a friend, subscribe for more, and leave a review to tell us how you're learning to listen.

Tony Williams

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