Gridiron Men

Discipleship is at the heart of the Christian life. We all need people who help us grow in our faith, and we all have opportunities to invest in someone else. Keep growing. Keep serving. Keep pointing people to Jesus.

You may never have a platform or receive recognition for what you do, but the Lord sees every act of obedience. Keep serving. Keep showing up. Be faithful where He has you today.

Isaiah heard the Lord’s call and answered, “Here am I; send me.” He didn’t know everything that lay ahead, but he was willing to go. May we be willing to say the same wherever God calls us.

September 11, 2001 was not simply a tragedy. It was a deliberate act of terror against innocent people and our nation.

Nearly 3,000 lives were taken that day. Behind that number were names, families, stories, and futures that never got to be lived.

Twenty-five years later, we owe it to them to remember the truth of what happened and to honor the courage of those who answered evil with extraordinary bravery.

May we never grow numb to that day. May we never forget.

One day, people from every nation, tribe, and tongue will stand before the throne and worship the Lamb. Until then, our mission is clear: take the Gospel to the world.

The world will wear you down, but Jesus offers rest for your soul. Bring Him every burden, every worry, and every weight you were never meant to carry alone. True rest is found in Him.

Leadership isn’t about position, recognition, or being the one in charge. It begins with a willingness to serve, especially when no one is watching. If serving is below you, leadership is beyond you. True leaders don’t ask, “What can others do for me?” They ask, “How can I serve?”

Solomon had wisdom, wealth, pleasure, success, and everything this world promises will satisfy. Yet after experiencing it all, his conclusion was simple: Fear God and keep His commandments.

Everything under the sun is temporary. Live for what is eternal.

God’s Word gives light for every step, strength in every trial, and truth to keep us grounded. Even when the road is uncertain, we can trust His Word to guide us and remain faithful to what He has spoken.