Today, we talk about hard work and the benefits that come from it—in other words, the grind. We touch on who this generation doesn't want to work, and when they do, it's just the minimum. 
If you would like to reach me, leave a comment or share. I can also be reached on Facebook under my name, Kimo Ulloa, or by email at kimoulloa@aol.com. That's right, there is no school as good as old school.

Today, we talk about hard work and the benefits that come from it—in other words, the grind. We touch on who this generation doesn't want to work, and when they do, it's just the minimum. If you would like to reach me, leave a comment or share. I can also be reached on Facebook under my name, Kimo Ulloa, or by email at kimoulloa@aol.com. That's right, there is no school as good as old school.

Today, we talk about hard work and the benefits that come from it—in other words, the grind. We touch on who this generation doesn't want to work, and when they do, it's just the minimum.&nbsp;
If you would like to reach me, leave a comment or share. I can also be reached on Facebook under my name, Kimo Ulloa, or by email at kimoulloa@aol.com. That's right, there is no school as good as old school.

The Grind

The Ezekiel Project draws inspiration from Ezekiel 37:1-14, where Ezekiel is commanded to prophesy over dry bones and bring them back to life. Our mission here is to revive those ”dry bones,” invigorating men and encouraging them to take their rightful place as leaders within their households. We aim to highlight women’s vital role in the family structure by supporting and standing beside their partners.

In addition, we will discuss various biblical topics that may cause confusion or hesitation in building a relationship with Christ. We might also host a Bible study from time to time. Don’t worry; I’m not one of those theologians who complicate things to the point of confusion. I’m just a regular person who grew up in the San Gabriel Valley, California, and I prefer to keep things straightforward and relatable.

So come, let’s talk, share, and grow together. The Ezekiel Project is your home.

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The Ezekiel Project draws inspiration from Ezekiel 37:1-14, where Ezekiel is commanded to prophesy over dry bones and bring them back to life. Our mission here is to revive those ”dry bones,” invigorating men and encouraging them to take their rightful place as leaders within their households. We aim to highlight women’s vital role in the family structure by supporting and standing beside their partners. In addition, we will discuss various biblical topics that may cause confusion or hesitation in building a relationship with Christ. We might also host a Bible study from time to time. Don’t worry; I’m not one of those theologians who complicate things to the point of confusion. I’m just a regular person who grew up in the San Gabriel Valley, California, and I prefer to keep things straightforward and relatable. So come, let’s talk, share, and grow together. The Ezekiel Project is your home.

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