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Why I Am Called, “Brother Twenty Four”, (Bro 24)
People often ask me why I go by the nick name “Brother Twenty Four” or simply “Bro 24.” Today, I want to share the story behind that name—briefly, but thoroughly. Nicknames and Their Meaning Most of us have had nicknames … Continue reading
Dreams, Goals, and the Fire Within
Dreams, Goals, and the Fire Within Human beings were designed by our Creator to dream, aspire, and set goals. It’s woven into our very DNA. These desires fuel the mind, body, and spirit. Without them, the mind becomes idle, the … Continue reading
Be a servant of God not man…
🙌 From the Storm to the Sanctuary: A Message to My Community I’d like to share a few things with you—if you’ll stay with me. I’m deeply grateful for the thousands of subscribers and even more viewers across my social … Continue reading
What is your Purpose: Social Media…
📱 What Is Your Purpose on Social Media? After a four-day weekend of prayer, reflection, and seeking wise counsel, I felt led to share this message. A more detailed article and a related audio/video podcast are coming soon—but here’s a … Continue reading
It’s that simple…
Why do we as human beings have a tendency to make religion, faith, the bible, and Christian life so complicated and complex? The Gospel message is quite simple, and it is not about religion it is about a relationship in … Continue reading
Excellence and Perfectionism
Excellence and Perfectionism So what is the difference between having a pursuit of excellence verses perfectionism? Please allow me to share my perspective, thoughts and how I believe the Holy Spirit leads and is leading me. First of all, we … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Health & Fitness, leadership
Tagged Christian Living, excellence, faith, perfectionism, Pursuit of excellence
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Get In The Game…
April 17th, 2019 Are You in the Game? If you spend any time around me, you’ll eventually notice something: I love sports analogies, old movie lines, and the occasional sports cliché. I’ve played, coached, and followed all kinds of sports, … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Health & Fitness, Uncategorized
Tagged Christian Living, Christianity, Dedication, Diligence, Disciples, Discipleship, faith, get in the game, inspiration, Jesus Christ, life, perseverence, sports fans
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Ikigai 生き甲斐
Ikigai 生き甲斐 is a Japanese concept meaning “a reason for being”. Everyone, according to the Japanese, has an ikigai. Finding it requires a deep and often lengthy search of self. Such a search is regarded as being very important, since … Continue reading
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Tagged ambition, 生き甲斐, direction, drive, faith, ikigai, inspirational, morals, motivation, passion, principles, purpose, reason for being
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Purpose, Principles, Passion
This is why my blog has it’s name… Every day is a gift. It is precious and irreplaceable. Time is the most valuable asset of all and so is your body. You have one life, you have one body. Take … Continue reading
Why do bad things happen, even to good people?
I have had people ask me, “If God exist’s then why do bad things happen to good people. God fearing people?” I have seen many bad things happen to good people. I have wept with parents who have lost children. … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, depression, faith, God, hope, it's okay not to be okay, it's okay to cry, Jesus, Jesus wept, joy, loss, overcoming fear, peace, recovery, Salvation, tragedy, When God doesn't make sense
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