You Pray on Sunday, But Hustle on Monday

You pray on Sunday. You hustle on Monday. But they never talk to each other. The Sons of Issachar had one skill — they understood the times and knew what to do. David surrounded himself with these men. That's one reason he prospered. But here's the problem: you can't develop that skill if you're fragmented.

Here's what hit me:

→ Fragmentation creates noise — you can't hear God over your own chaos

→ Your business decisions are disconnected from your spiritual discernment

→ Integrated leaders don't hustle — they discern, wait, and move with God David didn't miss moments. He could read the times because he was whole. His worship informed his warfare. His private relationship with God shaped his public decisions.

The question is: Are you seeing the times clearly, or are you so fragmented that you're missing what's right in front of you? — — —

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS:

0:00 - The one skill that made David prosper

2:25 - David could read God's timing

4:00 - Why fragmented leaders can't see clearly

5:30 - You pray on Sunday, hustle on Monday

7:00 - Fragmentation creates fear-based decisions

9:00 - Cultivate intimacy with God in private

11:00 - Bring your whole self to every situation

13:00 - Process your fragmentation through worship

15:00 - The Integration Gap Assessment — — —

📖 SCRIPTURES REFERENCED: - 1 Chronicles 12:23-40 (focus on verse 32) - 2 Timothy 1:7 - Isaiah 40:31 - Psalm 51 - Psalm 139:23-24 — — —

🎯 FREE RESOURCE: Take the 5-Minute Integration Gap Assessment Find out where you're fragmented and what it's costing you. → https://form.typeform.com/to/J5BoWtWH — — —

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→ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3lliTHdStpqi019phvIH42?si=3e227efa12664380 — — —

💬 QUESTION FOR YOU: Where are you performing instead of being present? Drop it in the comments. #leadership #integration #sonsofissachar #david #christianleadership #discernment #shiftsandladders #faith #fragmentation