Life is unpredictable, and waiting to get right with God is like ignoring the symptoms of something serious. Don’t let spiritual sickness linger. The best time to visit the great physician is always right now.

How easily men fall for things that look good on the outside but are toxic underneath. With wisdom and discernment, men of God seek His truth over the world’s temptations.

God’s word promises that joy comes in the morning. This brings us hope during long seasons of night. 

If a problem doesn’t directly affect us, it’s easy to look the other way. Out of sight, out of mind. But God calls us to something better. Here are 3 tips for growing in compassion.

This week may throw some unexpected challenges your way. When it does, call an audible. Adapt, trust God, and execute the new plan with faith.

Manbition is that drive inside us to achieve, fix, build, or become. Let’s talk about using our God-given drive in ways that honor Him, draw on His strength, and give Him the glory.

For some, work feels like a grind—a means to an end until they can finally retire. Let’s reframe how we see it. A career is an opportunity to honor God, provide for our family, and serve others.

God wants us to connect with others because He knows it's best for us. Relationships require sacrifice—your time, energy, and sometimes even your comfort. But the return is incredible.

When it comes to character, we’re great at giving ourselves a pass. We think, “I’m a good guy,” while ignoring cracks and sometimes gaping holes in our foundation. Character isn’t built by ignoring the mess. It’s built by facing it with faith and surrender.

Despite how much you lift in the gym or how many books you can read in a year. What really defines you is how you stand before God. If we’re serious about growth this year, our spirits need just as much attention as our bodies and minds… if not more.