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SYSTEMS THINKING — Fixing the System, Not Just the People | Biblical Leadership Insight

Why do the same problems keep repeating—no matter how many people you correct, replace, or retrain?

In this message, Systems Thinking — Fixing the System, Not Just the People, Johnson E. Iyen delivers a powerful, Scripture-grounded leadership teaching that challenges a common mistake leaders make: blaming individuals while ignoring the systems shaping their behavior.

From organizations and schools to churches and families, many leadership failures are not people problems—they are design problems.

Using biblical insight and real-life leadership examples, this teaching explains:

Why behavior is often a product of structure, not character

How poor systems create frustration while good systems create consistency

Why Jesus demonstrated systems thinking before miracles (Mark 6:39–40)

What Moses learned about sustainable leadership in Exodus 18

How order, vision, and structure produce long-term results

📖 “Where there is no vision, the people perish.” — Proverbs 29:18 (KJV)
📖 “Let all things be done decently and in order.” — 1 Corinthians 14:40 (KJV)

This message is especially relevant for:
• Leaders
• Educators
• Pastors and church workers
• Administrators
• Managers
• Anyone responsible for people and outcomes

If you keep correcting people but nothing changes, this message will help you ask a better question—not who failed, but what failed.

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Fix the system—and people improve.
Ignore the system—and even good people struggle.

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