Halfway There

How do you keep going when leadership development feels like a long journey—and you can’t see how far you’ve come or how much farther you have to go? In this episode of Passing the Mantle, Dr. Peter Frost explores the slow, intentional work of preparing the next generation of leaders. Drawing on Moses and Joshua’s time on Mount Sinai in Exodus 24 and the crisis of the golden calf in Exodus 32, he considers how proximity, patience, and experience helped prepare Joshua for leadership. Peter also reflects on the moments when leaders lose momentum, why developing even one person matters, and how the influence you pass on can continue long after your own handoff.