Wolf & Iron is now Wolf & Iron Foundation. As a nonprofit there will be some changes, but many things will stay the same. The biggest difference is that we are now mission forward and capable of so much more than before.

To the new Christians out there, welcome! There's been a boom in the number of Christians over the last weeks and months since Charlie Kirk's assassination. Here are some thoughts for new Christians that I hope you will find helpful.

Every man goes through seasons in life: Kids, marriage, job changes, injuries etc. But, it's key to not let those seasons become the standards for how you live. If you lose ground, it's important to regain it.

Here in the South, we seem to have a gentler approach when it comes to negotiating or even asking for simple things. We don't like to offend folks and we also don't like rejection. This results in a lot of hemming and hawing that could be avoided by simply being more direct.

Big shoutout to an excellent book Never Split the Difference. Give it a read!

There are typically two sides discussed when it comes to God's sovereignty and man's free will, having one or the other be the only options available.

But, what if there was a way God could be both sovereign and man to have free will?

Here's a quick introduction on Molonism.

I'm all for self-improvement -- which should be obvious given the mission of Wolf & Iron -- but there is a side to it which can lead to self-absorbed, individualism which is never a good thing.

Focusing too much on ourselves can lead to selfishness. Don't wait to be perfect in order to have someone in your life to grow with.

Raising kids can be tough. I'd give it an overall 7.5/10. But when they begin making it on their own, it really pays off.

Growing up in an undistracted world was such a blessing. It's a shame most young men won't experience it these days. It's yet another thing that we have to be intentional about. Boredom increases creativity and relaxes the mind (after a bit of frustration) and we could all use more of it.

A few thoughts on the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk.