Finishing Strong: Solomon’s Warning for Families, Leaders, and Churches
About this episode
Zach and Jill discuss the importance of finishing strong in life and leadership, drawing lessons from Solomon's life and legacy.
How does someone who built the temple of God end up building high places for false gods? In this episode, Zach and Jill sit down for a shorter conversation about finishing strong, family legacy, and the sobering warning of Solomon’s life. Solomon began with wisdom, humility, power, and purpose. He was chosen to build the house of the Lord, a place where God’s presence would dwell among His people. But later in life, his affections shift. He clings to the wrong loves, partners with foreign gods, and the man who built the exalted house of the Lord eventually builds high places for idols.
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