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The other day, my son competed in the Special Olympics again. If you’ve ever watched the Special Olympics, you notice something almost immediately. The atmosphere is different. There’s no “fakeness”, there’s competition but definitely not to be better than anyone else.
There’s no measuring worth by comparison. Just courage. Just effort. Just people showing up and giving everything they have. (Check this little video out above - my son organizing a little dance, and two peer helpers genuinely loving on two of the other kiddos from my son’s class. Tell me that doesn’t warm your heart?) The Special Olympics athlete oath says:
“Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.” That line might apply to life more than most of us realize. Courage isn’t actually about winning. It’s about showing up when something is difficult.
Trying again when the outcome isn’t guaranteed.
Stepping forward even when the world might see your limitations before your strengths. That’s exactly what I see every year… Not weakness but bravery. Pure JOY. The mission of the Special Olympics is to create opportunities for athletes to demonstrate courage, experience joy, and share their gifts with the world. Hmm…sounds a lot like what all of us are meant to do… The world spends a lot of time celebrating talent. But the quality that actually changes people’s lives is courage. The courage to try.
The courage to be seen.
The courage to keep going. I always think to myself, these kids are more brave than most adults, including myself, could ever be, with the way they approach life. Always so proud to be around this bravery… And so honored to be gifted a kid with special needs. What an amazing miracle from God. ✅Where in life have YOU stopped trying because you’re afraid of failing? ✅Where have YOU convinced yourself you need to be perfect before you step forward? ✅How can YOU demonstrate courage, experience joy, and share your gifts with the world? ✅What are you waiting for?

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Most people imagine Jesus as passive and gentle. And yes… He was gentle. But He was also meek, and that word is widely misunderstood. Biblical meekness is not weakness. It is contained power.�It is sheathed strength. On Monday of Holy Week, Jesus walks into the temple in Jerusalem and finds merchants, money changers, and religious leaders profiting off people who were trying to worship God. Pilgrims had to exchange their money into temple currency. They had to buy approved animals for sacrifice. And the system had become exploitative. Faith turned into a transaction. So Jesus flips the tables and says: “My house will be called a house of prayer, but you have made it a den of thieves.”�- Matthew 21:13 Jesus wasn’t weak. His authority was governed, purposeful, and directed. He used His power to restore what had been corrupted. There are leadership lessons in that. In marriage, it’s the courage to confront patterns or compromises quietly damaging the relationship. In parenting, it’s protecting your home from influences that distort your children’s values. In business, it’s refusing to tolerate manipulation or corruption in the culture you lead. And in your own life, it’s the discipline to overturn habits and compromises that don’t belong there. Protecting what is sacred sometimes requires restoring order. And you know what else? sometimes the table that needs to be flipped isn’t external - it’s spiritual. �Treating faith like a transaction instead of a relationship.� Letting culture shape our convictions more than God’s Word. So here’s the question for Holy Monday: ✅What tables in your life - in your marriage, your business, your family, or within yourself - need to be flipped over today? #holyweek #biblicalmasculinity #leaders #faith #jesus

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Here's an assignment: Most people love others the way THEY want to be loved. Men:
✅What makes you feel most supported by a woman? Women:
✅What makes you feel most loved by a man? And here's the bigger question: ✅What is ONE thing your partner could do this week that would make you feel genuinely seen, valued, understood, and loved? #christianmarriage #marriage #relationshiptips #christianlife #biblicalmasculinity

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Today is my oldest daughter’s 19th birthday…⁣ ⁣ I’m SOOOO incredibly grateful she came home for the weekend. Like always, she brought ALLLL the light back into my household with her laughter, singing, dancing, and cooking. Per normal, she made a huge batch of the best cookies ever (easily $10 each), plus the best shepherd’s pie I’ve ever tasted.⁣ ⁣ I’m going somewhere with this…⁣ ⁣ Today she’s flying back to Denver, which makes her SO sad on her birthday.⁣ ⁣ She got to the airport a little late, checked in… and then her terminal changed. She called and texted me while I was in church, panicked and crying because she didn’t know what to do. She finally figured it out and got on the plane.⁣ ⁣ But this makes me think about how we’re supposed to SEE people.⁣ ⁣ In Matthew 5:1, before Jesus begins the Sermon on the Mount, He “sees” the crowd. ⁣ ⁣ I don’t believe that was casual observation. The Greek implies perception - discernment - understanding what’s beneath the surface.⁣ ⁣ He saw:⁣ -openness and resistance⁣ -flaws and potential⁣ -pride and desperation⁣ -future faithfulness and future betrayal⁣ ⁣ And He taught anyway. He loved anyway.⁣ ⁣ To truly see someone is powerful...and costly. Because once you see, you can’t unsee. And that creates responsibility.⁣ ⁣ Neuroscience tells us we default to self-reference. We interpret other people’s behavior through our own story. Our own wounds. Our own assumptions.⁣ ⁣ SEEING interrupts that reflex.⁣ ⁣ When my daughter called, I could have been frustrated. I could have worried about what people thought seeing me on my phone in church. But seeing her meant recognizing the overwhelm behind her panic -and choosing calm over correction.⁣ ⁣ Seeing produces patience. Gentleness. Restraint. Empathy.⁣ ⁣ I wonder how different our marriages, friendships, businesses, churches, and parenting would look if we truly saw people instead of reacting to them.⁣ ⁣ That’s real authority.⁣ ⁣ ✅Who in your life have you reduced to a role instead of a soul?⁣ ⁣ We all carry massive unseen weight.⁣ ⁣ God bless you guys.⁣

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Merry Christmas!!!! Thanks for your amazing Gift, Jesus. 🎄✝️ #christmas #christmasmiracle #thebestday

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