Bible Bot Society

07/30/2026

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This week’s challenge is simple—but not easy.

Sometime this week, intentionally say “I was wrong” to someone… and mean it.

Or tell someone, “I like your idea better.”

Come back and let me know what happened. I think you’ll be surprised how those few words can strengthen relationships, build trust, and soften your own heart.

“God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble.” (James 4:6)

I’d love to hear your story. 🙏

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07/24/2026

Your daily Compass Calibration: Your “To-Do List” is not your calling! ☎️

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Do you ever feel like your worth is measured by how much you accomp...

07/01/2026

Are you “performing “ Christianity or participating in an authentic relationship with God?

Have you ever been praying, reading Scripture, going to church, and...

06/17/2026

As the Sun Sets, So Should Your Worries🌅🫶🙏 APPRECIATING THE PNW SUNSETS AND THE LESSONS IT TEACHES US MORE THAN EVER.

06/01/2026

Six months ago, on 11/11, I assembled a group of 12 women that said “yes” to something deeper.

Twelve women committed to gathering around God’s Word, some spiritually grounded and others spiritually curious, but all of us willing to learn from one another, sharpening one another, and growing together as leaders, wives, mothers, business owners, and women of faith.

Over the past six months, we have laughed together, prayed together, wrestled with hard questions, engaged in debate, and learned timeless leadership lessons from the men and women of the Bible. Through every conversation, one truth has remained constant: when life feels uncertain, True North never changes.

This month marks an exciting new chapter as we begin our ANCHORED series—a journey of self-discovery and leadership development through a biblical lens.

ANCHORED reminds us to lead with these traits:

⚓Abide
⚓ Navigate
⚓ Courage
⚓ Humility
⚓ Obedience
⚓ Renewal
⚓️Endurance
⚓️Discipleship

Leadership isn’t simply about influencing others. It begins with reflection and transformation and navigating leadership lessons that have withstood the test of time that are solidly anchored to the Word. 🙏

A special thank you to Kelly Chambers for graciously opening your home and creating a welcoming place for meaningful conversations and connection in a beautiful PNW night. And thank you to Grace Cambra for keeping us nourished with delicious beverages and snacks as we gather together.

Most importantly, thank you to each woman who continues to show up with an open heart, a teachable spirit, and a desire to grow closer to the Lord.

Together, we are learning that leadership is not about having all the answers. It is about keeping our eyes fixed on the One who does.

Here’s to the next chapter of learning, growing, and leading together—with True North as our compass. 🧭

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03/24/2026

A reminder to mind your WORDS! Words shape worlds…

What you allow into your mind will eventually come out in your leadership.This short Compass Calibration from True North Leadership: Leadership Navigation An...

03/19/2026

What happens when the role that defined you… disappears?

In this powerful True North Leadership lesson, we explore the hidden emotional and spiritual struggle many leaders face after success—whether it’s selling a business, stepping out of a leadership role, or entering a new season of life. When influence fades and the noise quiets, it can leave you questioning your purpose, identity, and relevance.

But what if this isn’t loss… it’s God’s repositioning?

Anchored in Scripture, this lesson unpacks biblical examples like John the Baptist, who said “He must increase, I must decrease” (John 3:30), and reminds us that God does not measure our worth by visibility, status, or demand—but by obedience, alignment, and assignment.

If you’ve ever felt unseen, uncertain, or disconnected after a season of influence, this message will help you rediscover your identity in Christ and step confidently into your next God-given assignment.

This is not the end of your relevance.
This is the beginning of your realignment.

👉 Includes a guided “Relevance Reset” framework:
Release. Reconnect. Rediscover. Redeploy.

Perfect for:
• Business owners after exit
• Executives in transition
• Empty nesters seeking purpose
• Leaders feeling disconnected or overlooked
• Anyone ready to align their life with God’s plan

This is Leadership Navigation Anchored in the Word.
Be sure to check out our YOUTUBE channel for daily True North Compass Calibrations!

03/17/2026

Standing at a Crossroads Right Now? Do You Rush a Decision or Trust God’s Timing? The moment Saul panicked… he lost everything.

The moment David waited…
he gained a kingdom.

Same battlefield.
Same pressure.
Different decisions.

If you’re facing a decision right now and the clock feels like it’s ticking…

you might want to hear this story first.

Watch the full True North Leadership lesson: Saul vs. David on the Bible Bot Society YouTube channel. 💫

https://youtu.be/CQpsJ7tX-o4?si=FptfEq-vEGVeG_Q0

03/17/2026

Leadership can sometimes feel impossible — especially when criticism, betrayal, or misunderstanding surround you. One moment you’re doing your best to lead with integrity, and the next it feels like every decision is wrong.

This short reflection explores the painful leadership tension of feeling “damned if I do, damned if I don’t,” and points to the powerful biblical story of Elijah and the drying brook in 1 Kings 17.

Elijah followed God’s instructions faithfully, yet the brook that sustained him eventually dried up. This moment reveals an important leadership principle: sometimes when provision stops and resistance grows, God may be redirecting us toward a new assignment.

If you’re navigating betrayal, leadership pressure, or a season where nothing seems to work, this message offers encouragement and biblical perspective.

Watch the full True North Leadership Lesson on the YouTube channel where we take a deeper dive into this story and explore how leaders can discern when God is refining them or redirecting them.
DAMNED IF YOU DO, DAMNED IF YOU DON’T | When the Brook Dries Up and Nothing Seems to Work
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This video is part of the True North Leadership series, which expands on daily Compass Calibration reflections designed to help leaders stay grounded in biblical wisdom during challenging seasons.

03/10/2026

Compass Calibration

Evangelism: Showing Starving People Where the Bread Is

Let me calibrate something important about evangelism.

Many people feel uncomfortable with the word. It sounds aggressive… pushy… like you’re trying to force beliefs on someone.

But Robert Barron gives one of the clearest descriptions of what evangelism actually is.

He says:

Evangelism is simply one starving person showing another starving person where the bread is.

That reframes everything.

Evangelism isn’t superiority.
It’s shared hunger.

It’s saying:
“I was lost too. I was searching too. And I found something that sustains life.”

And that metaphor is deeply biblical.

In John 6:35, Jesus says:

“I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to me will never go hungry, and whoever believes in me will never be thirsty.”

Jesus didn’t present Himself as an idea.
He presented Himself as nourishment for the human soul.

And once you understand that… evangelism becomes natural.

Think about the story in 2 Kings 7.

The city of Samaria was starving during a siege. Four lepers discovered an abandoned enemy camp filled with food. At first they ate in secret.

But then they stopped and said something powerful:

“What we are doing is not right. This is a day of good news, and we are keeping it to ourselves.”

So they went back and told the city where the food was.

That’s evangelism.

Not coercion.
Not pressure.
Witness.

When you have found the bread that sustains life… it becomes almost impossible to keep it to yourself.

And this matters for leadership.

Because if you are leading people — in business, in ministry, in family, in community — you are constantly pointing people toward something.

The question is:

Are you pointing them toward the Bread of Life… or toward things that leave them hungry again tomorrow?

True North leadership remembers this:

We are not the bread.

We are simply the ones who found it…
and are humble enough to show others where it is.

Looking UP.

Because True North never changes.