Over the past few weeks, something happened that I never expected. Christian Leadership in the Professional World passed the milestone of 1,000 copies sold. That number may be small in the world of publishing, yet it carries weight for me because of what it represents.

This book was written during a season where God was pressing deep lessons into my life. Lessons on integrity. Lessons on steadiness. Lessons on leadership that is shaped more by Scripture than ambition. I wrote it because I needed it first. I hoped it might strengthen a few others along the way.

Seeing this many people pick it up is humbling. It reminds me that there are men and women across the professional world who want their leadership to reflect Christ. They want conviction without harshness. Strength without pride. Influence without losing their soul. If the book has helped even a handful of those leaders, I am grateful.

Psalm 115:1 says, “Not to us, Lord, not to us, but to your name give glory.” That verse has been echoing in my mind. The goal was never to build a platform. The goal was to serve leaders who quietly carry heavy responsibilities every day. The fact that so many of you resonated with the message is a gift I don’t take lightly.

This milestone does not signal arrival. It signals responsibility. It pushes me to keep serving faithfully, to keep writing honestly, and to keep helping leaders navigate a world that often pulls them away from the character God calls them to build.

If you’ve read the book, shared it, or encouraged me along the way, thank you. If you have not yet picked it up and want to join the growing group of leaders working to honor Christ in their influence, it is available in Kindle, paperback, and hardcover.

Amazon link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G2K5G85M?ref_=quick_view_ref_tag

I’m grateful for every single person who has supported this work. Your leadership matters more than you know.