My wife and I often wonder why so many marriages end in divorce. Today I'm sharing what I believe is the real reason: marriage is a divine institution under spiritual attack. We live in a culture that says you don't need marriage, sleep with whoever you want, move from partner to partner—and the kids suffer for it. I talk about why communication (especially about finances and temptation) saved my marriage, the importance of vetting someone before you commit, what the Bible says about intimacy in marriage (Corinthians), and why you need to approach relationships from a biblical perspective instead of a secular one. No marriage is perfect—mine isn't—but understanding God's design and actually talking to your spouse changes everything. Also: happy birthday to my wife. October 28th, 2025. Blog Post Here.

After dinner with my kids, I got to thinking about something I learned substitute teaching years ago: kids are way smarter than we give them credit for. Every age has a mind that's thinking, learning, analyzing—and we miss out when we dismiss young voices. This applies to the workplace too. From "Stop Work Authority" to servant leadership, I talk about why we need to listen up and down the hierarchy, why veterans shouldn't dismiss new workers, and why new workers shouldn't think they know everything. Age doesn't determine the value of an idea. Let's build a culture where everyone's voice matters. October 22nd, 2025. Blog Post Here.

Had to borrow someone's car recently and it reminded me: most people on the road don't actually own their car—the bank does. Yeah, the new car was nice with Bluetooth and all the bells and whistles, but at what cost? I'd rather take the bus and save cash than be in debt for something that goes down in value the second you drive it off the lot. Today I'm talking about why I'm avoiding car payments, the one thing worth going into debt for (a house), the 25% rule for "toys" with motors, and where that interest money could go instead (retirement, index funds, actually building wealth). My car broke down and I'm taking public transportation until we save enough to buy our next vehicle in cash. Financial freedom over fancy features. Blog Post Here.

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