Presumption and Drift: The Quiet Undoing of a Leader

This book explores the subtle, often unnoticed movements that undo a leader long before their failure becomes visible. Drawing from the story of Saul - a man chosen, gifted, positioned, and empowered, yet unformed - Anstey Jeremiah traces how presumption, fear, and unexamined inner life slowly shape a leader's future.
This is not a book about technique. It is a book about awareness.
With pastoral gentleness and reflective clarity, Anstey guides readers through:

• how leaders drift when they assume rather than listen
• why talent can outrun formation
• how fear shapes decisions more than calling
• the danger of leading without inner examination
• the quiet patterns that undo a leader's soul
• the grace that invites every leader to return