When Trust Takes Longer Than Your Apology
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When Trust Takes Longer Than Your Apology
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What do you do when your apology is sincere, your direction has changed, and people are still cautious?
In Episode 8 of
The Leader God Meant You to Be, Mike Carroll uses Saul’s return to Jerusalem in Acts 9 to show why slow trust does not mean your growth is failing. Learn how to give trust room, build a visible pattern, and keep moving forward without trying to control another person’s timeline.You may have admitted the mistake and started changing, but the room still feels cautious. That does not mean the work is failing. Trust often needs time and something solid to stand on.
Mike walks through Saul’s return to Jerusalem, the believers’ understandable fear, and the way Barnabas helped the church see the evidence of Saul’s new direction. You’ll learn how to give trust room to grow, make change visible through an ordinary repeated behavior, and stay connected to someone who will encourage you while keeping you honest.
Scripture: Acts 9:26–30; Romans 12:18; Galatians 6:9. Scripture quotations are from the New King James Version (NKJV).
48-Hour Challenge: Write what is yours to do and what is not yours to control. Then complete one quiet, observable trust-building action without asking for credit or reassurance.
Schedule a coaching call with Mike:
https://calendly.com/michael-carroll-carrollleadershipcoaching/30minCarroll Leadership Coaching
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