Possibility: When Rugged Vision Turns Into Consistent Actions

Most people start with “I can’t do that” or “There’s no way I could pull that off.”

I’ve been guilty of that myself.

The moment we say those words, the brain listens and instantly shuts down any energy or creativity toward that possibi...

Two Major Milestones: A Week of Celebration and Gratitude

This past week was one for the books — two incredible milestones that fill my heart with gratitude and awe.

The first and greatest: my daughter, Alaire, was baptized at 20 years old.

I can’t begin to express the depth of joy that brings me...

Most people assume self-doubt is always negative—but that’s not true. Self-doubt, in the right place and at the right time, is a gift.

It slows us down long enough to evaluate our motives, check our pride, seek counsel, and ask God for clarity.

The problem isn’t self-doubt itself… it’s when we lis...

I'v been asked, "What's up with the half compass & Why did you choose that in your Logo?"  

Here is why and how it might matter to you:

Maybe you’ve felt this way lately—you’re NOT starting from ground zero.

You’re giving a decent amount of energy to your work, your family, your faith… and yet so...

 I hope that at the time you’re reading this, things are going incredibly well for you—and that the following three scriptures are being lived out and felt deeply in your life:

• 2 Peter 3:18 – “But grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.”

• Ephesians 4:15 – “Speak

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Rise Above Average –

You Were Created for More

In the last blog, we discovered that joy and possibility are not random feelings—they are intentionally cultivated mindsets rooted in God’s truth.

When you expand your thinking, your life expands with it.

Now, it’s time to take the next step: to mo...

Expanding Your Mindset

“Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” – Romans 12:2

In a world that’s constantly calling us to shrink back, protect ourselves, and settle for “good enough,” it is easy to lose our joy.

Fear disguises itself as wisdom...

The word “consider” comes from the Latin considerare — meaning “to look at closely, to observe the stars, to study attentively.” At its core, it calls us to pause, reflect, and look carefully before acting. To consider isn’t passive thought—it’s an active choice to look again, more deeply, from a hi...

Ever have one of those days when you want to go do something—work out, clean the garage, meet a friend—but you just… can’t?

You sit there staring into space, wondering, “Where did it go?!?”

You remember when you used to have energy—you hiked, you played with your kids, you stayed up laughing wi...

Grow Young Again!

Let’s be honest — life has a way of aging us on the inside.

Responsibilities pile up. Dreams fade. Battles leave scars.

Without realizing it, our hearts can grow tired, our passion dim, and our faith turn mechanical.

Jesus warned us about this very danger: “Because of the incre...

How are you handling the complexities of life and all the different hats that you wear?

Do you find it difficult to SHIFT from one thing to another?

With all the responsibilities and plates you’re spinning, do the lines between personal and professional life feel like they’re blending—less and les...