I’m sorry. I was wrong. Will you forgive me? 
These three phrases can transform every relationship. 

Wholehearted living is no longer a choice—we must cultivate daily habits that root us in the life and presence of God.

Where do you feel uncomfortable? When do you feel weak? In what ways do you feel uninitiated? Where is God asking you to risk? 

What has been your experience of being loved without condition by someone who had robust well-being to share? 

We uncover what needs to die in us in order that we might really live, becoming men who have nothing to hide, nothing to fear, and nothing to prove.

Over 20 years ago, I found myself navigating a man’s world but largely feeling like a boy. Balancing a young marriage, young children, and a young career had punted me into the deep end.

The cure for our waywardness and nagging discontent is to come home to receive the overflowing love, attention, and care of God. 

What if coming home to a new and secure attachment to God is the primary definition of salvation? 

What is in the way of growing your attachment to God as your source of pleasure, joy, and comfort?

There simply is no distinction between sacred and unsacred work in the world.