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ONE MINUTE, ONE TRUTH, ONE MOVE YOU CAN MAKE TODAYYou do not need a perfect morning to begin studying the Bible. You nee...
10/12/2026

ONE MINUTE, ONE TRUTH, ONE MOVE YOU CAN MAKE TODAY

You do not need a perfect morning to begin studying the Bible. You need a place to start. For more than 1,577 days, this simple rhythm has been part of my own life.

One truth: A daily rhythm begins when you make room for God in an ordinary day.
One move: Choose a time tomorrow, open your Bible, and write one sentence about what you read.

Listen to the podcast for more on this Bible study rhythm: https://site.318men.com/podcast

How Can I Hear God’s Voice? | An 8-Week Bible StudyWhen life changes, where do you turn for direction?Maybe you’re facin...
10/12/2026

How Can I Hear God’s Voice? | An 8-Week Bible Study

When life changes, where do you turn for direction?

Maybe you’re facing a new season. Maybe you’re rebuilding after loss. Or maybe you lead a group and want to help people move beyond surface conversations into honest reflection, Scripture, and practical steps of faith.

In episode 143 of the 318 Brotherhood Podcast, I introduce our new eight-week Bible study based on Ascension of the Warrior.

The journey begins with one question:

“What’s God saying?”

We explore that question through Scripture, prayer, reflection, and wise counsel. Then we work through eight steps:

• What’s God saying?
• Divine Appointment
• Healing through hindsight
• Trust the process
• Divine provision
• Deny yourself
• Master’s Blueprint
• Embrace your call

These conversations make room to examine what we’re carrying, recognize help we may have overlooked, and consider our next faithful step.

We also talk about why listening matters. A meaningful study gives people room to ask questions, share at their own pace, and connect what they’re learning with everyday life.

You can explore the study personally, bring it to an existing group, or use it to begin a new group.

Men’s groups, women’s groups, churches, and ministries are welcome.

If you’re a pastor, minister, Bible study leader, or someone who has been thinking about gathering a few people, I’d welcome a conversation about your goals and how this study could fit your setting.

Listen to episode 143:
https://site.318men.com/podcast

Request Bible study information:
https://www.318men.com/eight-week-bible-study-page

You don’t need to have your entire next season figured out to begin asking honest questions.

Which of these eight steps needs your attention today?

Share this episode with a friend or group leader who might find it useful.

Day 1,580 | Making Room Before the Day Gets LoudLooking back over the past week, there has been plenty to keep my mind o...
10/12/2026

Day 1,580 | Making Room Before the Day Gets Loud

Looking back over the past week, there has been plenty to keep my mind occupied. Conversations, follow-ups, financial decisions, creating the Bible study, and the ordinary work of keeping things moving.

It is easy to let all of that decide how I begin my day.

My daily time with Scripture, prayer, and reflection gives me a place to bring those responsibilities before I start reacting to them. I still have work to do. I still have decisions to make. But I want to approach them with a clearer mind and a heart willing to listen.

As I work on The Ascension of the Warrior Bible study and these One Minute, One Truth, One Move messages, I keep coming back to the same question: am I making room to live what I am teaching?

My move today is simple: protect time to read, reflect, and choose one faithful step before the demands start piling up.

What helps you stay grounded when you know a busy day is ahead? Share it in the comments.

10/12/2026

How can you hear God’s voice through Scripture, prayer, and reflection when you’re unsure what comes next? Episode 143 introduces an eight-week Bible study for personal use, small groups, churches, and ministries. If you’re facing a life transition, rebuilding after loss, or looking for a mean...

How do I know whether I am growing or simply staying busy?Day 1,579 | Sunday, October 11I can fill a calendar and still ...
10/11/2026

How do I know whether I am growing or simply staying busy?
Day 1,579 | Sunday, October 11

I can fill a calendar and still need to ask what my activity is producing.

Sunday is a natural pause. As I move into a weekly review, I want to look past the number of tasks I completed and ask how I am actually living. Busy and growing are not the same thing.

Psalm 90:12 brings me back to what matters. A paraphrase: ask God for wisdom in how you use your days. That is not a request for more output. It is a request for clarity about what my time is building toward.

The Kingdom Balance Sheet gives me a frame for the honest review. In health, am I making choices that support consistent care? In relationships, am I present and listening, or moving through conversations without real attention? In wealth, am I managing what I have been given with honesty and follow-through?

The Three Fires help me name where the week landed. Pain shows me what cost me energy or where I fell short. Purpose asks what the week revealed about what matters. Power is the one honest adjustment I can carry into next week — not a dramatic reset, just a clear next step grounded in what I actually learned.

Growth does not always look like momentum. Sometimes it looks like stopping long enough to ask the right question.

Today I am sitting with three questions: What did I learn this week? What do I want to do differently? What am I grateful for that I do not want to overlook?

Our 15-week growth mastermind is underway. Next session: Thursday, October 15, at 7:00 PM Eastern on Zoom. No cost. Men and women welcome. Not too late to join.

Register here: https://www.318men.com/15-laws-growth-mastermind-page

And watch for the upcoming eight-week mastermind built around THE ASCENSION OF THE WARRIOR. Dates to be announced soon.

What is one thing you learned this week that you want to carry into next week? Drop it in the comments.

This week we covered five leadership truths that every man carrying real responsibility needs to hear.Clear expectations...
10/10/2026

This week we covered five leadership truths that every man carrying real responsibility needs to hear.

Clear expectations. Hard conversations. Accountability without micromanaging. Correction without crushing. Consistency that builds trust.

One week. Five moves. Real leadership.

If any of those topics stirred something in you this week, Episode 142 of The 318 Brotherhood Podcast — How Do I Find Purpose in My Next Season? — is the conversation that ties it all together. Listen here: https://318men.com/podcast

And if you are ready to go deeper over the next 15 weeks, the Maxwell Leadership Mastermind on the 15 Laws of Growth is open now. This is for the man who knows his next season requires more of him — and is ready to do the work. Register here: https://www.318men.com/15-laws-growth-mastermind-page

Which of the five topics this week was the one you needed most? Tell us below.

How can I lead others while neglecting the way I care for myself?Day 1,578 | Saturday, October 10It is easy to give my a...
10/10/2026

How can I lead others while neglecting the way I care for myself?
Day 1,578 | Saturday, October 10

It is easy to give my attention to the next project or conversation and push my own care to later.

But health is one of the three domains I ask other people to examine. I need to examine it honestly myself.

My health challenges are part of my life. They remind me to choose actions that fit the body and circumstances I actually have today, not the ones I wish I had. I want to lead with consistency, not dramatic promises I cannot keep.

First Corinthians 6:19-20 brings me back to something simple this morning. A paraphrase: honor God in the way you treat your body. That is not a guarantee of any particular outcome. It is an invitation to pay attention to the choices I am making right now.

The Deny Yourself step is not about punishment. It is the daily choice to do what is good rather than what is only comfortable. Trust the Process reminds me that consistent, appropriate action builds something more durable than any single motivated moment can produce.

Pain can look like frustration, limits, or the awareness that a habit has been costing me more than I acknowledged. Purpose is caring for my health so I can remain present in the life entrusted to me. Power is a modest action I can actually repeat — a movement break, a better food choice, rest, or keeping an appointment I have been putting off.

I do not have to compare my pace with anyone else's. I just need to take responsibility for my next choice.

Today I am choosing one appropriate health action and deciding when I will do it again. The commitment begins now.

Our 15-week growth mastermind is underway. Join us for the next session: Thursday, October 15, at 7:00 PM Eastern on Zoom. No cost. Men and women welcome.

Register here: https://www.318men.com/15-laws-growth-mastermind-page

And watch for the upcoming eight-week mastermind built around THE ASCENSION OF THE WARRIOR. Dates to be announced soon.

What is one realistic health action you can choose today? Drop it in the comments.

Trust is not built in a moment. It is built in the pattern.One powerful talk, one bold decision, one great week — none o...
10/09/2026

Trust is not built in a moment. It is built in the pattern.

One powerful talk, one bold decision, one great week — none of that creates lasting trust. What creates trust is what happens after the speech is over. It is the quiet, consistent choices. The standard you hold when it costs you something. The promise you keep when no one would have blamed you for letting it go.

People do not follow the leader who showed up strong once. They follow the leader who shows up the same way — week after week, when it is hard and when it is easy.

Today's move: Choose one promise you made to your team, your family, or yourself. Take one visible action today that proves your words still mean something.

For the full conversation on leading with consistency and trust, listen to Episode 142 of The 318 Brotherhood Podcast: https://318men.com/podcast

Where in your leadership do you feel the greatest gap between what you say and what your actions are showing? Drop it below — this is a safe space to be honest.

rust

How do I bring peace to my finances by facing what is in front of me?Day 1,577 | Friday, October 9Finances feel heavier ...
10/09/2026

How do I bring peace to my finances by facing what is in front of me?
Day 1,577 | Friday, October 9

Finances feel heavier when I keep them vague.

A number I have not written down, a charge I have not reviewed, or a responsibility I have not planned for can carry more weight than it deserves. Most of the time, the uncertainty is heavier than the actual item. When I bring it into focus, it becomes something I can work with.

I have been building out budgets, financial tracking, and a weekly scorecard. I want a clearer picture of the choices I am making and the work that is producing results. Tracking conversations, appointments, and income gives me an honest view of where I am, not just where I hope to be.

As I sit with the Lord this morning, I come back to stewardship. What has been placed in my care, and how am I managing it? Time, ability, relationships, and resources all require attention.

Luke 14:28 gives me a practical frame. Jesus uses the image of counting the cost before building. That is not a promise of financial outcome. It is a call to approach planning with care — and I can pray for wisdom and still open the records at the same time.

The Kingdom Balance Sheet asks me to recognize available assets alongside real obligations. Stewardship asks what I will do with both honestly.

The fire of pain is the pressure that builds when finances stay undefined. Purpose is the clarity that comes when I look honestly at what is there. Power is the next responsible action: reviewing one expense, making one follow-up call, or choosing when a harder conversation will happen rather than letting it float.

Today I am replacing one vague concern with a clear number and a next step.

Our 15-week growth mastermind launched October 8. You can still register and join us for the upcoming sessions. Next Thursday, October 15, at 7:00 PM Eastern on Zoom. Based on John Maxwell's The 15 Invaluable Laws of Growth. No cost. Men and women welcome.

Register here: https://www.318men.com/15-laws-growth-mastermind-page

And watch for the upcoming eight-week mastermind built around THE ASCENSION OF THE WARRIOR. Dates to be announced.

What is one financial concern you have been keeping vague? Drop it in the comments and let's bring it into focus together.

The goal of correction is growth. Not humiliation.That sounds obvious. But in the heat of a frustrating moment — when so...
10/08/2026

The goal of correction is growth. Not humiliation.

That sounds obvious. But in the heat of a frustrating moment — when someone has missed the mark again, let the team down, or repeated the same mistake — it is easy to correct in a way that makes the person feel the full weight of your disappointment rather than the clear path forward.

Leaders who correct well separate the behavior from the person. They name what happened, explain the impact, and define a better next step. They do not attack character. They do not weaponize correction to relieve their own frustration.

Today's move: Before your next correction conversation, ask yourself — am I trying to help this person grow, or am I trying to make them feel what I feel? Let your honest answer shape how you walk into that room.

Episode 142 of The 318 Brotherhood Podcast explores what practical leadership looks like when accountability and correction are tested. Listen here: https://318men.com/podcast

What is one thing you have learned about how to correct someone well? Share it below.

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