Can I do all things?
You’ve probably seen Philippians 4:13 used in a lot of places, but how should we interpret this verse in context?
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Guest- Andy Haas- Parenting with Patience
How do we parent our kids with patience and what is the example God gives to us? My guest Discerning Dad, Andy Haas, helps us discover the answer.
Guest- Ryan Minner- Not saved by works but created for them
My guest, Ryan, challenges us men to do more, to not settle, and to share the Gospel with those around us!
Who’s Driving?
Have you given over control to God or do you still try to grab the wheel?
More Precious than Gold
My recent cruise trip allowed me to make some interesting observations about jewelry shopping and parallels with the Kingdom of God
Guest- Paul Edwards- The Dad Who Leads by Asking
My guest, Paul Edwards, has some great advice for husbands and fathers on how to lead effectively through asking questions
It’s too hard!
Life is not fair, things we need to do can be hard. The Christian journey is not always easy, but how can we persevere through the tough times?
The Art of Spiritual War
What in the world does Sun Tzu’s famous military book “The Art of War” have to do with our walk as Christians? Read to find out.
Take Ground in your Battleground
Conformity
Christians are called to not be conformed the world but be transformed. What can we learn from the Israelites request for a king and how it applies today?
Guest- Mark DiSalvo- Anything…with God
Vulnerability
Vulnerability can have a negative connotation but how can it be utilized properly in the Christian walk to propel you to a place of blessing?
Guest- Troy Mangum from The Kindling Fire
My guest is Troy from The Kindling Fire who has some learnings he shares about giving everything over to God
Forgetting God
Are you committed to God in the good and the bad? What can we learn from the Israelites from the Bible during their time of in the desert?
Guest- Nathan McBride- Joy in the Trials
Facing trials as a Christian is not a matter of IF but WHEN. Our guest this week, Nathan, provides some perspective on how to handle them when they come.
