In today’s episode of Practical Advice from the Scriptures, we step into 1 Chronicles 23, where King David takes deliberate steps to organize the Levites in preparation for the Temple service his son Solomon would lead. David may not have built the Temple, but he made sure everything—and everyone—was ready.

We’ll explore what this chapter teaches us about:

• Strategic planning and delegation
• The value of each role—seen and unseen
• Spiritual preparation and stewardship in leadership
• Honoring transitions with structure, not chaos

From musicians to maintenance crews, David made sure each Levite had a purpose. This isn’t just ancient logistics—it’s a timeless reminder that every role in a mission matters, and wise leadership looks beyond the spotlight.

If you’re navigating a leadership handoff, building a team, or wondering how to prepare people for a vision that goes beyond you, this episode is packed with biblical insight.

What do you do when your dream isn’t yours to complete? In this episode of Practical Advice from the Scriptures, we explore the timeless lessons of 1 Chronicles 22, where King David prepares his son Solomon to build the Temple he longed to construct himself.

Although God told David he wouldn't be the one to build it, he didn't retreat in disappointment. Instead, he gathered materials, organized labor, and gave Solomon a courageous charge—to rise to the occasion and trust God’s plan.

We’ll break down the spiritual and leadership principles behind David’s actions and how they speak directly to:

• Letting go of control
• Empowering the next generation
• Trusting God’s timing over personal ambition
• Showing courage when stepping into God’s work

Whether you’re leading a team, raising a family, or simply trying to follow your purpose, this episode is packed with insight on what it means to prepare the way for others—and to walk boldly when your time comes.

In 1 Chronicles 21, King David makes a costly decision: he orders a census of Israel, ignoring wise counsel and showing a lapse in trust toward God. The consequences are severe—a plague strikes the land. But this sobering moment becomes a turning point. David acknowledges his pride, seeks mercy, and builds an altar that marks both repentance and redemption. In today’s episode, we unpack how this story speaks to anyone who has relied too much on numbers, ignored red flags, or struggled to bounce back after a failure. The good news? God’s mercy still makes room for restoration.