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  • 2 Things I Want People To Say About Me When I’m Dead

    2 Things I Want People To Say About Me When I’m Dead

    We don’t really like to think about death. Not that we’re necessarily scared of it, but it kinda puts a damper on everything when we start to think about it or plan for it. I do, though, think we kind of write our own funeral over the years of our life. The things we…

  • Young Leader // Forget The Practice of Saying No

    Young Leader // Forget The Practice of Saying No

    Well, not completely. Here’s what I mean… There’s a lesson many leaders and people in general get told that goes something like, “You’ve gotta learn to say no.” I understand the sentiment behind that statement and it’s certainly a good practice in some cases… In a few cases. Sometimes, we have to say no…

  • How We’re All Human And Why It’s Tough

    How We’re All Human And Why It’s Tough

    It’s hard being human. You know what I’m saying? In fact, it’s so hard that we’re really good at it. What I mean is it’s tough being human because we think things and do things that we have no business thinking and doing. It doesn’t take you or I long at our local Wal…

  • Has Jesus Changed You?

    Has Jesus Changed You?

    Most of us that have been in church know the story of Peter. Peter was out finishing a long day of fishing when Jesus hijacked his boat and began to teach a crowd from it. After Jesus gets done teaching, he tells Peter to go out into deeper water. Peter, having just finished a…

  • How to Make Your Faith Work

    How to Make Your Faith Work

    Noah was 600 years old when the flood covered the earth. (Genesis 7:6) Imagine this… You’re 600 years old. You’re a stranger to rain. You’re asked to build a boat… A big boat. That seems ludicrous. Ridiculous. That’s where Noah was. He found himself in unfamiliar territory with strange instructions.

  • Epic Fail: A Post About Going All Out

    Epic Fail: A Post About Going All Out

    “If you stand up and be counted, from time to time you may get yourself knocked down. But remember this: A man flattened by an opponent can get up again. A man flattened by conformity stays down for good.” — Thomas J. Watson, Jr Growing up, my favorite sport was baseball. I was actually…