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Colorado Men's Summit - Denver
“Young Men are Facing a Masculinity Crisis” TIME MAGAZINE “I learned how to be a real man from this ministry” CHUCK NORRIS DENVER, JUNE 2021 — Join men from across the state and region in a powerful Father’s Day weekend in Denver! This is a call to the men of God to rise up with the spirit of a warrior, the heart of sons and the humility of servants to change the future...
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We are kicking off the Just A Bartender global intensive in about an hour. DON’T MISS IT!Join men from around the world tonight to talk about how unexpected people change the world. 9PM EASTERN, 8PM CENTRALWatch on YouTubeWatch on Facebook
You can fire it up again!
Our next Monday Night Men global intensive, based on the book Just a Bartender, kicks off on Monday, May 10thThis six-week series will answer the age-old questions:• Am I living life at my full capacity?• What is the larger purpose of my life?• How do I break out and go after my dreams?• How do I build a life that counts?REGISTER FOR FREE TODAY - CLICK HERE WHAT DOES A REAL MAN LOOK LIKE? Today’s culture has sold us a thousand different versions of what it means to be a man. From the images we see on magazine covers...
5 Things to Know in Crisis
Judi and I were facing a crisis. You may have seen my last note to you – she was diagnosed with cancer. Many people have responded about what that note meant to them as they face their own crisis.I wrote that we "did what we trained for." I feel compelled to tell you the five things our training led to. If you are now in or ever face such a situation, these might be a help to you. Print them out, write them down.Or they might help someone you know right now. If so, forward this email.For us, it started...
March 23rd my wife Judi was diagnosed with cancer.
On March 23rd my wife Judi received a call from a doctor who had just done biopsy surgery on her who said, “I don’t have good news. The biopsy shows that you have two kinds of cancer—one that is more aggressive than the other. I’m referring you to an oncology specialist. Hopefully she can see you next week.”Judi’s expression didn’t change as the doctor gave the report. She was so courageous. But, what a life-altering call. Many of our friends know that report – you may have received that same call.Then, we did what we have trained to do, what...
