A father encourages his son to declare ‘I am good enough’, reflecting on building confidence and self-worth to inspire parents to speak life into their kids.

Kick off Lent with courage and reflection—explore Ash Wednesday’s call to journey deeper with Christ and transform your spiritual walk.

Confront evil head-on—explore spiritual warfare, challenge complacency, draw inspiration from Ephesians 6, and stand firm in faith against darkness.

This post celebrates the birth of our fourth child, Levi Robert Jarosz, sharing a candid glimpse into newborn life, big-brother reactions, and the joys and challenges of expanding our family.

“Only staying active will make you want to live a hundred years.” Japanese proverb Thanks for following along on this project to define the Righteous Way Priorities. It is important to set our priorities straight in life. Maybe you agree with what I’m proposing, maybe you disagree – either way, I’d love to hear your … Continue reading Outro

Adventure calls, and it is up to us to answer. We can burn ourselves out with all the dreamings and doings of life. Guilty of that myself. So with that, don’t let leisure just be wasted time in-between things to do – make the most of it.

This story follows Homo sapiens and Homo naledi trackers on a prehistoric hunt, highlighting survival, cooperation, and the drama of life on the African savannah.

When we do what is given to us faithfully, God provides the rest. Every yes, no, maybe, and yes-then-nos, or no-then-yeses all along the way provide exactly what the Lord has intended.

As a man, I see genuine masculinity under assult in society. I hear from men all the time of the struggles they face – direction, commitment, fatigue, goals, and accountability with the families, lives, and dreams they lead. I feel all of this not because I’m on the clouds above it but because I’ve been working through it all myself.

The physical mountain is perennial, but the answers to the proverbial mountains in our life have answers. We don’t need to be stuck there. So as the saying goes, “Come with a why and leave with a purpose,” is true. We have extraordinary purpose, whether it is small or large, this life isn’t to be wasted.

I’m not great at the vacation thing in this season of life, maybe you can relate. There’s so much to do and two weeks doesn’t seem like a lot of time to do it. I have plenty of run-over from work on my mind. I’ll have finished vacation time by the time my head realizes I’m on it.

It’s not just about the physical challenge of course. We’re spiritual and mental creatures too. This retreat is designed for the man looking to climb the mountains in their life. We’re going to have an incredible group of intentional men who need to make space for clarity of what’s being asked of them in life. Everyone comes from a different discipline or vocation but we share the common thread of being a man formed by God with purpose.

This short historical fiction depicts Jean‑Pierre’s mission in colonial New France, burning enemy cabins for the crown and reflecting on family, survival, and the brutal realities of frontier war.

The Man’s mind wandered as it often did to his time spent alone in life. He’s seen much. Loved some. Lost more. Fought some. Prayed more.

This reflection challenges readers to be people who run toward the flames—whether literal or metaphorical—summoning courage and purpose to confront crises in family, work, and faith rather than watching from afar.

I love being a dad. Totally. I love being a husband too and I’ll share that journey with you in the upcoming book but I find fatherhood to be one of the most intriguing things I have ever done. I have loved watching Izzy grow over the past year in a half for many reasons … Continue reading Let’s Go!