Today we wrap up our fall study of James by looking at the virtue of patience. While everything doesn't always go our way or as smoothly as we would like, James calls on us to recognize the compassion and purpose of the Lord and remain steadfast. This is a lesson our players desperately need as well.

This week I sit down with Dakota Weatherley as he shares his story of God's miraculous work in his life along with the powerful impact of the coaching community.

As we continue our study in James, we are called to recognize the value of the day that God has given us. Don't miss out on today's opportunity for impact while waiting for tomorrow.

Today we continue our fall study of James by looking at the concept of selfish gain. This can be a real temptation in the coaching profession but James calls us to be where our feet are in order to maximize our impact.

Today our falls study of James brings us to chapter three and the power of the tongue. As coaches, James calls us to recognize the power that our words wield to either build up or tear down those around us.

Today we continue our fall study in the book of James by looking at the sin of partiality. How does it apply to our team and our role as a coach? How does the example of Christ drive our expectations?

Today we sit down with the Athletic Director of Tusculum University Doug Jones as he shares his thoughts on the power of athletics to impact student-athletes.

We continue our walk through the book of James with instruction on patience and action. Am I listening for God's voice and when I hear it am I acting upon it? James calls us to that very thing in order that we might display Christ and impact those around us.

Today we begin our fall journey through the book of James with his perspective on trials and testing. As coaches, we will encounter them but how will we respond? What do our athletes see?

Today I sit down with Brad Burns, head baseball coach at Pleasure Ridge Park High School in Kentucky, as he shares his valuable insight into the art of reaching young men through baseball.