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Greatness is never built in a day, but it can be destroyed one day at a time. Fame can come in a moment, but greatness comes with longevity. Here's what C. S. Lewis said in Mere Christianity: “Good and evil both increase at compound interest. That is why the little decisions you and I make every day are of such infinite importance.” In Proverbs 4, we read, "Guard your heart, because from your heart comes your life." That theme expands in Proverbs 23: "As a man thinks in his heart - so is he." What you hold in your heart...

"I'm going to grind and finish 2025 and get everything done that I listed on my resolutions last January." How many times have I heard that - how many times have I thought that? And it's a trap. The promise and hope of Christmas is so often covered up by the distractions and chaos of a turbulent world and the crazy, well-meaning attempt to finish everything you started by the end of December. The daily grind can exhaust us, and you won't get it all done. There's always more. Jesus came as the Prince of Peace, not the prince of...

Just a few weeks ago, thousands of police and soldiers battled it out with gangs in the streets of Rio de Janeiro's toughest neighborhoods. Over 120 people died ... mostly young men caught in the vortex of hopelessness. In the shadow of those same streets, a new Jesus movement of warriors - men from across Brazil - are transforming a nation for Jesus Christ. This week in Rio, over 500 men completed courses in Maximized Manhood. 167 men were commissioned. Thousands attended events to celebrate what is happening in this city - and it's happening in hundreds of cities across...

We know the Bible teaches us about thankfulness and being a man who is grateful. Now, medical science is again proving the Bible correct. Read this quote from a recent article by the American Heart Association: "Some neuroscience experts think our brains focus on negative information to remember pain so we can avoid it in the future. They call this “negativity bias.”  To balance out this natural tendency, we can practice gratitude — a good medicine. “Research has shown that the practice of gratitude is associated with many positive effects in a person’s physical and mental health. Expressing gratitude can...

Jesus was called a “friend of sinners.” A wide gap exists between being friendly and being friends. Being friendly costs nothing and accepts no responsibility for the other person’s well-being. Being a friend accepts the bonds and context of being someone others can depend on. How does a man find a friend? How do we forge a brotherly bond? Scripture states it’s by, “showing yourself friendly.” It’s by becoming the kind of friend to other men that they want for themselves. I compare it to a grove of redwood trees. Some soar as high as 300 feet and live as...