The Rules Shouldn’t Depend on Who You Are
A Leavenworth County wedding venue’s legal fight raises questions about fair rules, building safety, accountability, and public trust.
Leadership Lessons
Five Dollars and the Cost of Public Trust
A five-dollar gift card at a Leavenworth County voter-registration drive raises larger questions about leadership, integrity, and public trust.
When a Religious Exemption Still Costs You Your Job
Eight Washington firefighters challenged a vaccine mandate on religious grounds. What their case reveals about conscience, workplace authority and responsible leadership.
What Wrestling Taught Me About Baseball Officiating, Leadership, and Pressure
Working multiple sports taught me far more than mechanics. Wrestling sharpened my baseball officiating by exposing weaknesses in confidence, emotional control, conditioning, leadership, and humility under pressure. This is not only about multi-sport officiating. It’s about growth, professionalism, discipline, and the internal battle every official faces when the game humbles him and demands more.
Behind the Plate, Ahead in Life: How Umpiring Baseball Built My Character Everywhere Else
Most people think officiating is about balls, strikes, and angry coaches. They’re dead wrong. Umpiring for personal growth is about so much more. What they don’t see—what I’ve lived—is how umpiring has sharpened my instincts, calmed my nerves, and shaped the way I lead my business, raise my family, and walk with God. Truly, umpiring for … Read more
A Monument of Legacy and Leadership: Liberty Memorial
While new monuments and memorials seem to spring up across the nation, others are torn down by the people; one place holds deep significance for me: the Liberty Memorial in Kansas City. Since 2012, I’ve visited it six times, and each visit has shaped how I think about leadership, legacy, and sacrifice—not just in a … Read more
9/11 Veteran Reflection: Service, Sacrifice, and Staying Connected
On September 11, 2001, the world changed for a generation, but for military personnel, the event redefined our lives, bringing a new era of service and sacrifice. Many veterans, scarred mentally and physically, face an invisible battle post-service. Staying connected with the veteran community is crucial for support and strength.
Lessons from Genesis 3-5 on Stewardship, Humility, and Trust
The article discusses the impact of leadership decisions, emphasizing their ripple effect on business, relationships, and personal life. Drawing from Genesis 3-5, it highlights lessons on stewardship, accountability, and trust in God’s provision. Leaders are encouraged to reflect on their decisions, embrace accountability, and prioritize rest, aligning their leadership with biblical principles to build a culture of trust and resilience.