David Stine

Tune in today! 📺

David Stine is featured on Unscripted Faith on Cornerstone Television Network today at 3:30 PM ET.

Tune in for a conversation about faith, testimony, and David’s story, and be sure to share with someone who would enjoy the conversation!

Link in bio to watch.



Faith | Testimony | Christian Author | Christian Living | Faith-Based Conversations

A little reminder for you today: I’m praying for you. 🤍

Whatever you’re carrying, whatever you’re waiting on, whatever you’re walking through, bring it to God. You don’t have to have the right words. He already knows your heart.

Send this to someone you’re praying for today.



Prayer | Christian encouragement | Trusting God | Faith | Daily reminder

This quote from The Way of the Ox is a reminder I come back to often: faith grows when we resist the urge to retreat in fear and choose to keep moving forward.

You don’t have to see the entire path. You just have to trust God enough to take the next step. 🤍

If you haven’t read The Way of the Ox yet, you can purchase your copy through the link in my bio. And if you’ve already read it, I’d love for you to leave a review so I can hear your feedback.



Faith | Trusting God | Christian encouragement | Spiritual growth | Faith over fear

You don’t have to have the whole plan to take the next step.

God isn’t asking you to see the entire road ahead. He’s asking you to trust Him with the step that’s right in front of you.

Keep moving. Keep trusting. He’ll meet you there. 🙏



Trusting God | Faith over fear | Christian encouragement | Taking the next step | Walking by faith

One review like this makes all the hard work worth it. 🤍

If The Way of the Ox has encouraged you, challenged your thinking, or helped you navigate a difficult season, I’d be honored if you’d leave an Amazon review. Your words could be the reason someone else decides to pick up the book.

Thank you for reading, sharing, and supporting this message. Link in bio to purchase!

Christian living book | Faith-based leadership | Spiritual growth | Purpose in Christ | Resilience through faith | Overcoming life’s storms | Christian author | The Way of the Ox

The longer I lead, the more convinced I become that the best leadership does not come from fragmentation.

It comes from integration.

We do not lead only with our vision, intellect, skill set, or personality. We lead from the whole of who we are.

Our leadership is shaped by our values, habits, emotional patterns, physical energy, relationships, sense of purpose, and the way we interpret the world around us.

✨ Part Four of The Spirit, Soul, and Body of a Leader is here.

Integrated Whole brings the series together with one central invitation:

Become whole as you lead.

Do not only ask what you are building. Ask who you are becoming.

Do not only ask how fast you can move. Ask whether your pace can be sustained.

Do not only ask whether you are successful. Ask whether you are aligned.

🔗 Link in bio under Blogs.

Most leaders eventually learn how to push through.

We push through full calendars, hard decisions, team needs, family responsibilities, pressure, travel, deadlines, and seasons of transition.

There is strength in that.

But there is also danger when pushing through becomes our only strategy.

💪 Part Three of The Spirit, Soul, and Body of a Leader is here.

Steadfast Below focuses on the body of a leader: sleep, pace, energy, stress, movement, recovery, and the physical foundation required for sustainable leadership.

The body is not an interruption to leadership.

It is one of the places where leadership is carried.

The leaders who last are not always the ones who run the fastest in every season. Often, they are the ones who learn how to remain steady.

🔗 Link in bio under Blogs.

The hardest part of leadership is not always the work itself.

Sometimes it is what the work awakens within us.

Pressure reveals patterns. Responsibility exposes assumptions. Conflict uncovers fears. Success tests motives. Failure tests identity.

That is why the soul of a leader matters.

🧠 Part Two of The Spirit, Soul, and Body of a Leader is here.

Renewed Within explores the inner life of leadership: our thoughts, emotions, decisions, desires, assumptions, and the stories we tell ourselves under pressure.

Because the soul of a leader always leads before the strategy does.

When the soul is neglected, leadership becomes reactive and exhausting. When the soul is renewed, leadership becomes steadier, clearer, and more humane.

🔗 Link in bio under Blogs.

What does it look like to pursue biblical manhood in today’s world?

I recently had the privilege of joining The Pursuit of Manliness podcast to talk about The Way of the Ox, resilience, leadership, and why God often develops our strength through seasons of challenge rather than comfort.

It was a meaningful conversation about enduring with faith, embracing God’s purpose, and learning to run toward the storms instead of away from them. I hope it encourages you wherever you are on your own journey.

🎙️ The episode is out now! You can listen at the link in my bio.

A special thank you to Jarrett Samuels, host of The Pursuit of Manliness podcast, for the invitation and for such an engaging conversation. I truly enjoyed our time together and am grateful for the opportunity to share the message behind The Way of the Ox.