Personal & Family Posts

A Day I’ll Never Forget…Again

Today marks seven years since my dad went home to be with the Lord. Last night, as I laid my head on my pillow, I remembered that today would be the anniversary of his passing. Then, around 3:00 a.m.,... Read More »

When Financial Security Becomes the Measuring Stick

There is nothing wrong with saving, planning, investing, or preparing. But when our peace rises and falls entirely with the numbers, it may be a sign that financial security has become something more than stewardship. Read More »

What My Son Heard in a Story He Had Already Lived

Sometimes the legacy we leave is being formed long before we realize it. Narrating the audiobook allowed Christopher to revisit our family's journey and see it through a completely different perspective. Read More »

A Story Behind the Audiobook

A couple weeks ago, while driving down the road reflecting on a project we had been working on behind the scenes, something suddenly came rushing back to me. It was a phrase I sensed the Lord speak during a... Read More »

When the Strategy Is Not Clear Yet

Lisa and I have been talking a lot lately about the difference between having a vision and having a strategy. In some ways, vision can feel clear before the path does. You may sense where God is leading, or... Read More »

More Yellow Bird Stories

Years ago, I wrote a blog post titled Does God Speak Through Yellow Birds? At the time, I was hesitant to share it. The story felt deeply personal, and honestly, I knew it might sound unusual. But it was... Read More »

Should a Husband and Wife Work Together?

This week during one of our Executive Exchange conversations, the topic of husbands and wives working together came up. The moment it was mentioned, there were immediate chuckles around the room, along with plenty of “Oh no…” responses from... Read More »

The Gift On The Other Side Of The Uncertainty

There are certain tensions in marriage that rarely get talked about honestly, not because couples are intentionally hiding them, but because over time they become so normal that you stop realizing how much they shape everyday life. For entrepreneurial... Read More »

The Part No One Really Talks About

Last week, we started a conversation around what it’s like to be married to someone carrying the weight of leadership, and more specifically, what it’s like to be the spouse of an entrepreneur. We talked about time, about the... Read More »

The Side of Leadership We Don’t Talk About at Home

What is it actually like to be married to someone carrying the weight of leadership? Not just in theory, but in the day-to-day reality of it. We were sitting down recently with a couple we’ve walked with since their... Read More »