A Tribute to My Father

In a world filled with noise, where everyone wants to be heard, the lost art of listening often goes unnoticed. Join us on a profound journey as James opens up about his personal struggles with being a terrible listener and the transformative tools he's employed to cultivate the lost art of truly listening.

Drawing inspiration from the timeless wisdom found in James 1:19-20, James candidly shares his battles with impatience, ego, and the quick-trigger responses that hinder genuine connection. Through introspection and a commitment to change, James reveals how he discovered the profound truth that being quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to anger not only fosters deeper relationships but also aligns with the righteousness desired by God.

From practical exercises to insightful anecdotes, this episode delves into the intricacies of active listening, empathy, and the power of silence. With captivating storytelling, James invites listeners to embark on their own journey toward becoming better listeners, fostering empathy, and ultimately, enriching their lives and relationships.

You have heard of having a mission statement for a business, but have you ever thought about having one for your family.

When you can easily say whats most important in your home, its a lot easier to make decisions both large and small.  On todays episode, James will help you develop core values and a mission statement for your family.

James shares a few thoughts about dealing with the death of his father and specific ways we can help those who just lost a loved one.

I am honored to share a tribute to my late father.  My heart overflows with praise for the wonderful legacy he gave me and now I get to give to my children.  Some things are caught and some things are taught.  What I caught was worth sharing.  Enjoy.

James shares a practical way to better love your spouse.

Are your kids driving you crazy with their complaining.  James shares three effective ways to help create non-complaining kids.

Knowing where the trail is makes our daily decisions easier.  James shares about a recent trip in Yosemite and potentially losing the trail.  Having the end in mind gives us direction in your daily walk with our God, family, in our careers, in our finances and in our personal lives. 

Confidence makes a big difference and many times determines if we win or loss.  God want you to know that you got this dad thing.  He has put your kids in your life for a reason...be encouraged...You Got this Dad thing.

Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it.  We as Dads need to train up our kids so they will have a proper perspective of money.  James shares three practical points that will help you and your kids win in managing their finances. 

Are you taking advantage of the precious time you have with your kids in the car? James shares his story and the why it is important to create a listening atmosphere in the car for your kids.