There's one who opposes God's will in your life. The more you understand his tactics, the better equipped you'll be to guard yourself from his deception.

Today, we continue part two of last week's episode, 'The Building Blocks of a Healthy Family.' If you missed it, be sure to go back and check it out. In this episode, Tom gives us some resources for how to develop the values we communicate to our children.

Today, we start a two part series called "The Building Blocks of a Healthy Family." Tom's going to give us the crucial elements that show up in any healthy family unit. There are some great takeaways in this series and several strategies you can being to apply in your own family.

Today's show is all about leadership! There are four key competencies all leaders must possess to be effective. Using the world real, R.E.A.L., Tom walks us through each competency and gives us a few pointers on how to grow.

God uses our marriages to communicate to world. When we love our spouses well, everyone around us will begin to realize that's how God loves people.

Today's all about daily devotionals. After the show, check out Tom's new daily devotional on any of your favorite podcasting platforms. iTunesSpotify StitcherTuneInGoogle Play MusicSoundcloud

Today, at the start of a new year, we wanted to take some time to talk about seasons. Everyone and everything in the world around us goes through seasons. Your ability to discern what that season is will drastically impact how you spend your time and energy.

Happy New Year! Today's bonus episode is a recording from our December 2018 Leadership Luncheon. Tom talks about the axioms that drive the culture he's trying to build, and encourages us to take a look at the ideas underpinning our own organizations.

Today, Tom talks about where our ideas of love fall short, and how we can live out the robust vision of love Jesus presents to His followers.

We're all good at casual conversations. Most of us have dozens of them throughout the day. But how good are we at navigating relationships when it comes to having crucial conversations? If we're honest, probably not as good as we could be. Today, Tom gives some pointers to help you have a more favorable outcome in your next crucial conversation.