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Justin Coleman Featured on Next Level CEO

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By Justin Coleman
| EIN Presswire
FL, UNITED STATES, February 23, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Justin Coleman, founder of Tiger Cabinetry, is set to appear on Next Level CEO, where he shares how a brand-first, systems-driven approach can elevate craftsmanship into a scalable premium construction business. Next Level CEO is a high-impact educational series hosted by Daymond John, designed to spotlight elite entrepreneurs, industry leaders, and top performers who have built powerful brands and created meaningful impact.
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Martin Luther King Jr. is a hero who was also human

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By Justin Coleman
| Faith and Leadership
January brings a familiar ritual in America. We pause to remember the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., to quote a line or two from a speech we only half remember, to affirm once again that he mattered, that he represents something noble about who we want to believe we are. Increasingly it feels that this ritual is met with resistance. Not always openly. Sometimes as suspicion about the man.
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Recovering a Spirit-led experience in the Wesleyan tradition

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By Justin Coleman
| Faith and Leadership
Some time ago I heard a pastor say that we should never trust our experience, even when it feels like the Holy Spirit is guiding us. His concern was sincere. He wanted to keep faith rooted in Scripture rather than emotion. But in setting aside experience altogether, he also set aside something essential to our Methodist tradition, something John Wesley understood deeply in both his preaching and his practice.
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