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  • Coming Home for Easter

    There’s something unforgettable about coming home. If you’ve ever left for college, a job, or a new season of life, you know what I mean. That moment when you walk back into that familiar space—smells, sounds, memories all flooding back—it stirs something deep inside. Unless, of course, your parents move and forget to tell you.…

  • Zeal Team 7

    In the heat of the season, when practices get grueling, meets are stacked back to back, and academic deadlines loom large, it’s easy to lose the fire you started the season with. Passion gets worn down by pressure. Enthusiasm turns to exhaustion. And somewhere along the way, zeal—true, God-fueled energy—starts to fade. But Romans 12:11…

  • Unlocking Your Full Potential

    Where is your Confidence Level right now?  Look at your calendar. How many weeks until the Outdoor Conference meet?  Some might say, “Well, I won’t know my confidence level until I compete in a meet or two.  No.  Confidence starts now. Confidence is the difference between stepping onto the track, the runway or into the…

  • God Is At Work!

    As a college track and field athlete, you know the importance of patience, preparation, and persistence. You train for months—sometimes years—for a single moment of competition. But what if I told you that God is working in your life the same way? Even when you don’t see it, He is preparing you, guiding you, and…

  • Pathway to Purpose

    Are you on your pathway to purpose? Just as the Chiefs and Eagles didn’t arrive at the Super Bowl overnight, our spiritual journey is not defined by isolated victories but by years of preparation, discipline, and most importantly—sacrifice. Paul reminds us in Romans 12:1 to present our bodies as living sacrifices, holy and pleasing to…

  • American Eagle Flight 5342

    A deep sense of sadness accompanies the dense fog around us here today. Motivation is difficult to find as we look ahead to what needs to be done today. We find it nearly impossible to comprehend what the loved ones of those who perished last night must be feeling. Heavenly Father, it is for those…

  • Focus and Vision

    Life is full of moments that shape us—transformational events that open our eyes to our purpose. In the story of Nehemiah, we see this powerfully demonstrated. When Nehemiah heard about the broken walls of Jerusalem, he didn’t just feel sad—he acted. He prayed, planned, and persisted in rebuilding those walls, driven by a God-given vision.…

  • No Purpose – No Vision!

    Jeremiah 29:11 – “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” Purpose and vision are intricately connected. Without purpose, there can be no vision, and without vision, we lose direction. Jeremiah 29:11 reminds us…

  • Ready to High Five 2025!

    It was awesome having you guys, the WSU TF team and coaches, at the church for a “Welcome Back” meal this past Wednesday.  It was my privilege to pray for you as I prayed that God would give you an infusion of faith to trust in Him for a firm resolve in Character, an unwavering…

  • Storm & the Stillness

    Winter storms have a way of speaking to our soul. When it ices up and the snow begins to fall, blanketing everything around us, there’s a bit of a hush—a pause. Life slows down. Plans are canceled, roads are closed, and we find ourselves confined to our homes. It can feel inconvenient, even frustrating. Or,…