Tag: Steadfast

Levi Lusko explores the ways we navigate the balance between accepting God’s grace and working hard to do the job he has given us to do. Through our continued reliance on Jesus, we tap into an arsenal of protection, ammunition, and navigation. — Levi Lusko, I Declare War Source: One. Two. We! – FaithGateway

In the introduction to his book The Chicken Runs at Midnight: A Daughter’s Message from Heaven that Changed a Father’s Heart and Won a World Series, writer Tom Friend powerfully and poetically describes the role of a third base coach… and one World-Series-winning third base coach in particular, Rich Donnelly. God can work in the…

John Maxwell shares powerful leadership lessons from the life of Theodore Roosevelt and encourages us that we all have the potential to lead, if we choose to persevere. If you want to see where someone develops into a champion, look at his daily routine. — John Maxwell, The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership Source: Becoming a Man of…

Joseph Loconte describes the bond of friendship shared by authors J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis and its theme in their writing, which was forged through the common experience of fighting in World War I. Like few other writers over the past century, they show us what friendship can look like when it reaches for a…

How do you want to spend your life? What do you want to leave as your legacy? What wake do you want to leave behind? He has no intention of ending his life with closed fists. His hands will be open and they will be empty. — N.D. Wilson, Death By Living Source: Spend Your Life – FaithGateway

Donald Miller explains that, contrary to what some may think, men are actually great at intimacy. He explores the reasons men sometimes feel less competent in navigating close relationships, and he encourages them that they have what it takes. There are good men in the world. Very good men. — Donald Miller, Scary Close Source: All Relationships Are…