A follower of Christ, a husband, and a dad seeking to love God, love others, and leave a legacy of faith for the next generation.
Do you remember the first time you learned to ride a bike? I learned to ride a bike with my grandfather holding onto the bike. As I progressed, he moved further out of my eye sight and held less of the bike. I didn’t crash until I looked back to notice I was riding on … More Riding A Bike
Have you ever broken a good habit? For several weeks I have consistently started my day at 6AM blogging. I had a few late nights into early mornings type of days and did not blog. Just as I was establishing a new habit it was easily broken. Have you been there? I have heard it … More Breaking Good Habits
Have you ever considered becoming a mentor? Mentoring is nothing new. However, I do think it’s a lost art of building an intentional relationship to help others grow. I am thankful for the many mentors who have come alongside me in my journey. What mentoring traits stand out the most for you? Think about it! … More Becoming a Mentor
What if you made decisions based on the premise of being poor? What would you change? Would you eat out less? Would you sell items you don’t use? What lengths would you go in making adjustments during a season of change? Think about it! I’m reminded of the book of Ecclesiastes. In chapter one, Solomon is … More Think Poor
Do you like change? I like getting new things or trying out new tech. It’s cool to learn something new. I also can easily grow accustom to routine and dislike change. There’s just certain ways I like doing things. Change can be both liked and disliked. What causes you to have a negative feeling of … More Change
“God’s purpose for us was not simply to forgive sins but to transform form our false self-to cleanse all its unrighteousness, to make us righteous, to restore us to our true self in loving relationship with God and in being Christlike in the world” M. Robert Mulholland What book are you currently reading? I have … More Growing Deep
How do you get through the tough stuff? Doing something difficult takes time and energy. It’s difficult because it’s not something we want to do and it brings discomfort. It’s just not fun! The tough stuff is different for all of us. For some people home repair gives them nightmares. For me, it gives me a … More Pushing Through
How well do you know yourself? A mark of a healthy leader is self-awareness. Knowing your limits, being courageous enough to set boundaries, understanding your weaknesses, and utilizing your strength. Self-awareness is forged through pain and mistakes. Self-Awareness is defined as “conscious knowledge of one’s own character, feelings, motives, and desires. The process can be painful … More Self-Awareness
How to make things right? What does making things right really mean? It seems to be up for interpretation. What it means to you may be different from what it means to me. Growing up in a church I’ve heard it said that you must make things right when you have done something wrong to … More Making Things Right
What would people say about you at your funeral? That may sound like a weird question to ask. Think about it! What people say about you when you are gone is the legacy you leave behind. You can influence your legacy. Be brutally honest with yourself and imagine being at your own funeral and hearing the things people … More Your Legacy
