With Christmas just a few days away, I cannot help but think about the strange times in which we live. It is not every day that you can sit in your office listening to songs with themes of peace, joy and goodwill, while also reading news updates about the partisan...
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By Bob Dees Have you ever had a lonely Christmas? Has your Christmas meal been laced with tension, bitterness, and anger? Or has your economic situation negated your ability to even provide modest presents for those you love? Is this the time which triggers you...
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By, Jamie Warner Mighty Oaks Warrior Programs rolled into December full steam ahead. Last week marked the 27th and final Legacy Program for 2019. The 20 Warriors who made it through the week were challenged to move forward into the fight for the best things this life...
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By Bob Dees, Read more from Bob on https://resiliencegodstyle.com/ Early one morning I found myself with some unusual “idle time” in the Nashville airport. Walking past the entrance to the Transportation Security Agency (TSA) checkpoint, I noticed an elderly...
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By Kathy Robichaux To truly be the man or woman God created you to be, you must begin a personal relationship with Him, for it is only as you align to His will for your life that you can fulfill the purpose for which He created you. Having a relationship with Christ...
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By Jeremy Stalnecker The PAST has the ability to maintain an incredible amount of control over our day to day lives. It would seem that since they are by definition already over, the events behind us would be nothing more than memories. Truthfully though, what has...
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By Mike Sanders, President and Founder of Junto Tribe WHAT’S THE POINT? “The tragedy of life is what dies inside a man while he lives.” Albert Schweitzer SEEK Need analysis: Something inside you has changed. You remember a time when you had dreams,...
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By Jeremy Stalnecker There is a myth around the word failure that goes something like this: Because I have failed-I am a failure! We have tried something big or little, heroic or just a little outside of our comfort zone, and come up short. We have failed. We did not...
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By Bob Dees On Veterans Day, we must ask ourselves a very important question: “Where would we be without our Veterans?” What if they had concluded it was too windy, too wet, and too uncomfortable to venture onto the beaches of Normandy in June 1944? Gratefully, they...
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From time to time I have the opportunity to speak in front of groups that I have never met. As challenging as any public speaking can be, speaking in a place and in front of people where you have never been can make it even more so. It is a wonderful challenge and one...
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