The secret to success isn’t avoiding failure. It’s learning from your mistakes and continuing to move forward. The television series Alone is a survival competition where participants survive alone in the wilderness for as long as possible. Contestants are given minimal equipment and must build their own shelters, start their own fires, and find their own food. … Continue reading Keep Failing →

There is a staggering crisis among American men, and it demands immediate national attention. That is the focus of an important new report recently released by Florida Senator Marco Rubio. The report, “The State of the Working (And Non-Working) Man,” explains that the number of American men out of work today is greater than it … Continue reading The Revitalization of American Masculinity is Our Nation’s Most Pressing Need →

Why did you get married? For your spouse? Or for yourself? Be honest. You got married because the relationship made you happy. Don’t feel too guilty. The rest of us probably did the same thing. We thought life with this person would make our lives better. And while that’s not entirely selfish – God wants … Continue reading Drawing Closer to God and Each Other →

I’m reminded of a story about a hunter who owned an unusual bird dog. While other dogs barked, pointed, and fetched birds, this one walked on water. The hunter was so excited to show off his dog’s remarkable ability that he invited his friend on a hunting trip. Each time they shot a duck, the … Continue reading Change What You’re Looking For →

“Beginning in 2017, pro-life supporters found a strong advocate in President Trump. As promised, his key appointments to both the United States Supreme Court, federal courts and other agencies helped bring to fruition the fall of Roe, a wicked and evil 1973 decision that contributed to the death of over 60 million innocent children. “The reversal … Continue reading Focus on the Family President Jim Daly’s Statement Regarding President Trump’s ‘Meet the Press’ Interview →

Gender identity is a pervasive topic these days. The culture is locked in debate about everything from access to restrooms to competition in women’s athletics to the ethics and morality of certain courses of treatment for children dealing with gender dysphoria. For Christians, this isn’t a political matter, a psychological orientation, or even a social … Continue reading How Jesus Redeemed My Gender Confusion →

Dating has changed dramatically over the decades, even within the Christian community. It used to be a slower process. Young adults took a deliberate approach to creating healthy relationships and seeking God’s will for marriage. These days, everything is fast paced, driven by a culture that prioritizes instant gratification. Dating becomes a recreational activity instead … Continue reading Aiming for a Godly Marriage in the Dating Years →

A friend of mine is an atheist. He says he doesn’t believe in God because he can’t see Him. I say he sees God more than he thinks he does. The evidence is all around us. We just need the eyes to see. Let me give you a simple, yet profound, example. When my friend’s … Continue reading Life at a Funeral →

Do you have goals, dreams, or ambitions you’ve kept hidden? Maybe it’s time to break them free. Had you been walking by Henry Ford’s Detroit home one summer day in 1896, you might’ve thought he’d lost his mind. There he was, ax in hand, chopping away at the door frame and surrounding brick of his … Continue reading Break Your Dreams Free →

What if many of the problems and concerns most often raised by secularists these days were solved by solutions regularly championed by people of faith? School districts around the country, including those in my home state of Colorado, are shutting down buildings and institutions because of a lack of enrollment. Where are the students going? … Continue reading Secular Concerns Can Be Solved by Faith-Friendly Solutions →