People are worried about this, including many pioneer developers who have lamented the fact that we’re going too fast and with too little guard rails. Many have left the field entirely because of this already getting out of control. Imagery from Skynet and Matrix to economic industry replacements or opportunity – the hope and fear is that an efficacious AI will be capable of making big changes to life as we know it. We’re already seeing incredible changes, and we haven’t even

Discover how Jesus’ wineskin metaphor inspires renewal in today’s turbulent times—rebuild society, strengthen faith, and embrace fresh leadership for transformation.

As Lent ends and Palm Sunday nears, we compare our desert journey to Jesus’ forty days and ask what God prepares for our new life and mission.

Using the story of Jonah, this Ash Wednesday reflection urges us to confront our mission, repent and act courageously as we begin Lent, priming our hearts for the journey ahead.

This update celebrates Righteous Co.’s leap to full‑time ministry, sharing how faith and resilience brought us here, and highlighting recent milestones and invitations to support the mission.

In the first part of the Fire series, this post underscores that before acting you must pray—renew your relationship with Christ, listen to the Holy Spirit, and prepare to lead with faith.

In this introduction to the Fire series, Adam invites readers to consider their gifts for Gospel ministry, explaining how the Holy Spirit’s flame sparks new leadership and ministry growth.

Reflecting on Iron Ore branding, this post shares insights from developing a new logo and aligning Righteous Co.’s three labor pillars—coaching, content, experiences—to shape identity and connect purpose with story.

It won’t be easy. There is no magic button to crafting a ministry today, what works in one area might not work in another but there are a few common points I can distill down to share after twenty years of seeing and doing. This is what I had to offer him…

“Maybe you’re not good… yet.”

This post teaches how to accept losses gracefully: keep your head high, learn lessons, and see losses as opportunities to grow in leadership and life.

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.

“Man must be disciplined, for he is by nature raw and wild.” Immanual Kant *Quick note* I missed my first Climb last week. We had a killer event in youth ministry, YouCon and I was on full afterburners all week. I’m sorry I missed you – but if I was going to break goal for … Continue reading Mind Dump & Priorities

“Security is defined by ones ability to produce.” General Douglas MacArthur Do you feel like you have a lot of responsibility and need to organize it? How do you keep yourself on track and prioritize? You might have your own systems in place for keeping all that you do in check – but in the … Continue reading The Weekly Planning Session

“Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve.” Napoleon Hill I saw a presentation a long time ago that stuck with me. The presenter was talking about how to lay out your priorities in planning. He started by talking about how everything is constantly vying for your attention, to equal urgency … Continue reading Big Rocks vs Little Rocks

You have great things on your mind and heart. That greatness isn’t the “worldly greatness” but one of the Lord. That’s different. It’s life-giving. What dream do you need to breathe life into with action?

“Deciding what not to do is as important as deciding what is.” Steve Jobs One of the most difficult things to accomplish is taking what dream and vision you have on your heart and mind, and give it wheels. How do you do it? Building a business, leading in ministry, raising a family, learning a … Continue reading Do. Intentionally.

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.

Moving a dream to crafting a vision and building a roadmap of goals requires planning and hard work….