Strength For School Leaders-A Daily Devotional
Strength for School Leaders
A Daily Devotional to Steady Your Heart in the Work
by Tina Curtis
School leadership is holy work…and I know firsthand it can feel heavy. Between discipline, classroom visits, parent concerns, data demands, and the constant stream of decisions, it’s easy to pour yourself out all day and realize you’re running on empty.
After 30 years in education and 20 years as a campus administrator, I know the pressure leaders carry, and I also know the strength God provides. I created Strength for School Leaders for principals and assistant principals who want to stay grounded in faith, lead with wisdom, and finish the year with joy and endurance..not burnout.
This devotional is my way of sitting beside you in the work and helping you start (or reset) your day with God—even when time is tight. My prayer is that these pages steady your heart, renew your courage, and remind you that you never lead alone.
What’s Inside
This digital devotional includes 56 daily readings organized into 8 leadership-focused sections, including:
- Identity & Calling
- Daily Rhythms that Sustain You
- People & Campus Culture
- Boundaries, Balance & Emotional Health
- Developing Others
- Student Discipline (Restorative, Fair & Hopeful)
- Finishing Well (Legacy & Longevity)
- Finding Joy in the Chaos
Each Day Includes
- Scripture (anchoring truth for the day)
- Devotional reflection (written for real school leadership moments)
- Reflection question (for journaling or quiet processing)
- Affirmation (a truth to speak over yourself)
- Closing prayer (simple, steady, and doable)
Format & Delivery
- Instant digital download (PDF) after purchase
- Use digitally (iPad/tablet/computer) or print as needed
- Designed with clear sections and plenty of space for reflection
Who This Devotional Is For
- Principals and assistant principals
- Instructional leaders, deans, and campus administrators
- Aspiring administrators who want to lead with faith and clarity
- Any school leader who needs strength, perspective, and peace in the work