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Kill Your Pride: An 8-Day Devotional and Journal for Men: A Leader's War on Ego
Your greatest leadership battle isn't against the competition, your circumstances, or the people around you. It's against the pride within you.
Pride is one of the most dangerous enemies a leader will ever face. It disguises itself as confidence, hides behind success, and convinces you that your opinions, accomplishments, comfort, and control matter more than God's direction.
It shows up when you refuse to admit you're wrong, compare your success to others, struggle to receive correction, or resist surrendering control. Left unchecked, pride damages relationships, weakens your influence, and creates distance between you and the God who called you to lead.
And the most dangerous part? You may not even recognize it.
It's time to stop managing your pride and start putting it to death.
Kill Your A Leader's War on Ego is a powerful, Scripture-centered, 8-day devotional and guided journal designed to help Christian leaders, business owners, executives, and professionals confront the pride that threatens their leadership, relationships, and spiritual growth.
Through biblical teaching, practical leadership examples, honest self-examination, and intentional action steps, you'll learn to recognize pride in your everyday life and replace self-centered ambition with a deeper dependence on God.
MORE THAN A DEVOTIONAL. A CHALLENGE TO CHANGE.Knowledge alone will not transform your leadership. What matters is what you do with the truth God reveals.
That's why Kill Your Pride is designed to be more than a book you read. It's a resource you actively work through.
Each of the eight days
A Scripture-centered Biblical truth applied to real challenges in leadership, business, family, and everyday life.
The BRAVE A powerful principle to challenge your thinking and carry throughout the day.
Guided reflection Honest questions that reveal where pride may be influencing your decisions, attitudes, and relationships.
Practical action Specific challenges that move you beyond good intentions and into meaningful change.
Scripture to stand Biblical passages that anchor your leadership in God's Word.
Dedicated journaling Room to record your prayers, reflections, convictions, and commitments.
Whether you complete this devotional during your morning quiet time, use it for personal leadership development, or work through it with an accountability partner, each day is an opportunity to confront your ego and take an intentional step toward humility.
WHO IS THIS DEVOTIONAL FOR?This book is for the Christian leader who wants to lead with conviction without being controlled by ego.
It's for the business owner carrying the weight of difficult decisions. The executive building a stronger team. The entrepreneur learning to surrender control. The husband or wife seeking stronger relationships at home. The professional tired of comparison and the pressure to constantly prove their worth.
It's for anyone willing to ask a difficult but necessary
Where is pride keeping me from becoming who God has called me to be?
You don't have to have all the answers or be the smartest person in the room. Your identity is found in Christ, not in your accomplishments, position, or reputation.
The freedom to lead well begins when you stop making life about yourself and start making it about the One who called you.
THE GREATEST LEADERS LEARN TO LEAD THEMSELVES FIRST.God has entrusted you with influence, relationships, responsibilities, and opportunities that extend far beyond your own success.
Pride is one of the most dangerous enemies a leader will ever face. It disguises itself as confidence, hides behind success, and convinces you that your opinions, accomplishments, comfort, and control matter more than God's direction.
It shows up when you refuse to admit you're wrong, compare your success to others, struggle to receive correction, or resist surrendering control. Left unchecked, pride damages relationships, weakens your influence, and creates distance between you and the God who called you to lead.
And the most dangerous part? You may not even recognize it.
It's time to stop managing your pride and start putting it to death.
Kill Your A Leader's War on Ego is a powerful, Scripture-centered, 8-day devotional and guided journal designed to help Christian leaders, business owners, executives, and professionals confront the pride that threatens their leadership, relationships, and spiritual growth.
Through biblical teaching, practical leadership examples, honest self-examination, and intentional action steps, you'll learn to recognize pride in your everyday life and replace self-centered ambition with a deeper dependence on God.
MORE THAN A DEVOTIONAL. A CHALLENGE TO CHANGE.Knowledge alone will not transform your leadership. What matters is what you do with the truth God reveals.
That's why Kill Your Pride is designed to be more than a book you read. It's a resource you actively work through.
Each of the eight days
A Scripture-centered Biblical truth applied to real challenges in leadership, business, family, and everyday life.
The BRAVE A powerful principle to challenge your thinking and carry throughout the day.
Guided reflection Honest questions that reveal where pride may be influencing your decisions, attitudes, and relationships.
Practical action Specific challenges that move you beyond good intentions and into meaningful change.
Scripture to stand Biblical passages that anchor your leadership in God's Word.
Dedicated journaling Room to record your prayers, reflections, convictions, and commitments.
Whether you complete this devotional during your morning quiet time, use it for personal leadership development, or work through it with an accountability partner, each day is an opportunity to confront your ego and take an intentional step toward humility.
WHO IS THIS DEVOTIONAL FOR?This book is for the Christian leader who wants to lead with conviction without being controlled by ego.
It's for the business owner carrying the weight of difficult decisions. The executive building a stronger team. The entrepreneur learning to surrender control. The husband or wife seeking stronger relationships at home. The professional tired of comparison and the pressure to constantly prove their worth.
It's for anyone willing to ask a difficult but necessary
Where is pride keeping me from becoming who God has called me to be?
You don't have to have all the answers or be the smartest person in the room. Your identity is found in Christ, not in your accomplishments, position, or reputation.
The freedom to lead well begins when you stop making life about yourself and start making it about the One who called you.
THE GREATEST LEADERS LEARN TO LEAD THEMSELVES FIRST.God has entrusted you with influence, relationships, responsibilities, and opportunities that extend far beyond your own success.
43 pages, Paperback
Published September 21, 2026
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