As a parent, it is our job to teach our children and help them discover their purpose as they mature into adults. Along this journey, we strive to impart Godly values to our children that will last for generations. In this session, Mack Ogren, from JH Ranch, breaks down characteristics that make a good father into a great father, and gives practical steps for making a positive lasting impression on our children.

It’s easy to get wrapped up in chasing perfection, especially in family life. We think we are progressing towards this perfect horizon when in reality the horizon is just as far away as when we started. In this session, we examine our perspective and discuss tangible progress we can make in loving God, loving our spouse, and being the spiritual leader of our home.

Intimacy with a spouse is a gift from God; however, intimacy does not come without challenges. Even though you love her unconditionally and desire to protect her, you still have to work through differences in perspective on a variety of topics such as sex, money, goals, in-laws, and parenting. In this session, we examine how to protect our spouse in more than just a physical manner and learn to settle differences in perspective through God’s Word.

As driven individuals, we are relentless in the pursuit of our current desires and ambitions. But how many of us put this same drive into the pursuit of an intimate relationship with God and those around us? In this session, we take a look at what it means to be honest, transparent, and forgiving towards ourselves so that we can step into an intimate relationship with God.

Forgiveness can be difficult, especially when the offending party is not repentant for their hurtful actions. However, forgiveness is at the core of the Gospel and God expects us to forgive others. In this session, Dr. Bruce Hebel, from Forgiving Forward, explains God’s mandate of forgiveness and gives us seven protocols to implement forgiveness in our lives.

What does transformation look like? How can you measure your own personal growth and transformation? In this session, we review the important truths and principles covered in the first nine sessions of Driven to Lead and reflect on how we are living them out in our everyday lives.

Many issues in today’s world can be tied back to greed and self-centeredness. Material items, wealth, success, relationships – the world is always telling us we need more, more, more; however, the heart of the matter is feeling secure. In this session, we focus on striving for affirmation, identity, and security, and trusting God to provide for us.

A new car, a bigger house, a better job, more money, more respect – the world continuously bombards us with material motivations. However, the world always moves the end goal, making it impossible to reach while leaving a void. In this session, we discuss living our lives from God’s perspective and how this leads to a life based in identity, purpose, and relationship.

Core values help you define your identity and determine the choices you make and the characteristics you portray. These values are what you consider to be non-negotiable; they direct your actions, beliefs, goals, and consideration of opportunities. In this session, we take a look at core values and how they shape the foundation of our identity, family life, and business culture.

What is my gift? What is my call? What is my purpose? For many of us we struggle to answer these questions as we walk through life. In this session, we focus on four steps to better understand our behavior, instincts, and gifts, and how these shape our identity and who God made us to be.