Your identity transcends your past and present experiences. I discuss how and why your potential - that which you can become tomorrow or in the future must be included in the definition of who you are.

Our greatest rewards from achieving goals are the value of what/who we become continually, as we journey our way to accomplish goals.

Do you often ask people how they are doing in life? Or perhaps you get asked by others. In this video I talk about how we all mostly pay little to no attention to simple questions of how we are doing in life. If we'd learn to be sincere in our responses and pay attention to the answers people give, we'd forge better relationships and give people some kind words to make them feel worthy and valuable.   The next time you ask someone how they're doing in life, please pause for a moment and wait earnestly for an answer.  And if you get asked how you're doing in life, please be sincere in your answer. You'll be on your way to forging quality relationships and having meaningful/impactful conversations.

I talk about 3 things I've learned from reflecting on my past: 1. Humility 2. Respect 3. Contentment

There are people who go above and beyond just so they can give a helping hand to others in need. I encourage such people in this video. If you're one of them, receive strength from the Lord.

There is a war against the family structure, especially in the church and it begins with weakening men. The devil works with tricks and schemes to use young men as channels of sin so he can steal, kill, and destroy. God calls on men to resist the devil, and he will flee from us.

My wife Marcia and I discuss the goodness, faithfulness, and sufficiency of the Lord since we re-settled in the United States from China.

Marcie and I discuss how understanding the stages of life helps us grow.

"Where there is no vision, the people perish: but he that keepeth the law, happy is he." - Proverbs 29:18