2014
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Role Models
Mar 9
Of all the advice I’ve ever received, words I’ve received from my father are the most precious.
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Hitting a Stride
Feb 10
Seeing athletes who’ve trained for a half decade just to put on a few minute (or in rare cases an hour) long performance is breathtaking. To see hours and hours of effort over weeks, months, and years culminate to a brief moment in front of the camera is awe-inspiring.
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Can I Count on You?
Jan 12
Anyone who knows me can tell you that trust is a big deal for me. I have left jobs because of a lack of trust. I’ve quit organizations because of a lack of trust. I’ve killed friendships because of a lack of trust. If I can trust you – really trust you – then things…
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Dwell Not on What Lies Ahead
Jan 10
Often, we look forward at those ahead to help build a personal definition of greatness – and then we chase after that with all our might. This is not a bad thing. It is when our definition of greatness becomes tied to achieving that target – which is often a moving target – that our…
2013
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In Pursuit of an Ideal
Sept 24
Few people you meet in life have true passion and drive. When you meet such a person, it will change your life forever.
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Podcast
Feb 25
Episode 8 of “The Things that Matter Most” weekly audio podcast.
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Podcast
Feb 19
Episode 7 of “The Things that Matter Most” weekly audio podcast.
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Podcast
Feb 11
Special combination of episodes 4, 5, and 6 of “The Things that Matter Most” weekly audio podcast.
2012
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Review: 3D Holiness
Oct 1
How are doing on the path towards sanctification in your walk with Christ? A new book by Dr. Paul Kingsbury might help you figure it out.
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Character Quest – Service
Aug 6
We were made in the image of a God who works for the express purpose of performing good works of service for the benefit of others.
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Goodbye, My Friend
Jul 27
I lost one of my best friends last weekend. Aaron Renner was one of the best men I’ve had the pleasure of knowing. He will be missed.
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Self-Confidence
Jul 17
Lacking self-confidence is dangerous, and over-confidence can cost your life. Both rock climbers and programmers should know their limits.