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10 Essentials for Living Out a Biblical View of Work
When a man embraces these ten essentials, it will provide him with more opportunity, broader influence, and greater success in his work.... read more

The Top 7 Blog Posts of 2017
As we say good-bye to 2017, we invite you to revisit our most popular blog posts from the past 12 months. You'll find helpful articles on subjects like fatherhood, authenticity, and our thoughts on the onslaught of sexual harassment accusations that rocked Hollywood, politicians, and the media over the past few months. To make sure you don't miss any of these, we've pulled together the seven most popular blog posts of the year to help men live lives of truth, passion and purpose. Enjoy the... read more

The Protest of Advent
The word advent is used to signify the arrival of a notable person or event. For Christians, that notable person is Jesus, and the notable event is His birth. Christmas tells the story of His first advent while Jesus Himself spoke of His second advent in the future. During Advent season in December, we enter a time of waiting for both arrivals. But it is much more than that.... read more

Tasting the Sexual Soup — Part 2
» This is the second post in a 2 part series. View Part 1. «... read more

The Lust of the Discontent
So much of my life has been spent lusting after fame. The context didn’t matter. The same lust kept propelling me through my various roles as a musician, a minister, a teacher, a coach, and an author. It would leap out of me like a raging tiger, driving me to daydream and scheme. Then it would make me insanely jealous of those who had found some measure of fame. Trying to cage the tiger always failed. It would find a way to escape and leap again. Only much later did I come to understand the... read more

Tasting the Sexual Soup – Part 1
Sex sells.... read more

Find Your Happiness Quotient this Thanksgiving
The cover of this month's National Geographic magazine reads, Searching for Happiness. I also came across a related article this week on CNN.com titled, The Happiest Cities in America. It's common, as we close in on the end of the year and, particularly, during Thanksgiving to begin searching for happiness. And if we're searching for it, that presumes we don't have it.
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Drinking in True Happiness
I was a high school coach for many years. I have also cheered on countless teams in competition. And I have been caught up in the swirl of last-minute victories and Cinderella successes. Yet at the end of the day, there is only one outcome. One team wins while the other loses. Some are happy while others are heartbroken. One person finds success while someone else fails.... read more
