Is It Too Late For Jesus?

In this episode, Sean talks about an award acceptance speech that he heard this week from Priscilla Palermo. Priscilla received the Sharon Shoulders cowboy wife of the year award through the professional riding association. During her acceptance speech, she outline the challenges in her life, but she said something very important. Her life began to change when she stopped questioning God and started trusting in Him. This episode talks about that critical turning point and how we must all live in this way.

In this episode, Sean discusses the importance of patience and perseverance when things are hard. He gives practical knowledge and biblical examples for staying strong when the going gets tough.

In this episode, Sean analyzes the leadership lessons that brought an NBA title to a small market team with no “purchased” superstars- the Oklahoma City Thunder. He presents four biblical leadership lessons that will help us all lead like a champion!

Would you like to see an example of remarkable leadership? Look at the world champion OKC Thunder. This episode explores four key leadership lessons from this remarkable team and it is all biblical!

In today’s chaotic world, people are living in fear. You and I can be different. When we have confidence, faith and a good attitude, others will notice a difference and we can point them to Jesus. We can work as Jesus in disguise.

Happy Father’s Day 2025! I think all of us have wondered if it’s too late for us, our family or our country. But there’s a story in Mark 5 that gives us the answer. Enjoy this very important edition and never give up on Jesus.

In scripture there is a very unique word with multiple meanings. It is a Hebrew word called Avodah and it means work, worship and service all in one word! Could we be doing work all wrong? In this episode, Sean shares that there is a better way.

In this episode, Sean recounts some excellent advice he was given from a mentor. In marriage, friendship and business…stop keeping score. Learn to forgive others and run our own race. This is the key to happiness and impact in this life.

In one of his favorite episodes ever, Sean shares a concept called The 20 Mile March and how it applies to our spiritual life. Consistent faith day after day is what God is after…our own individual 20 mile march.

After attending the funeral of his good friend, Sidney Shaw, Sean wanted to share this message around the importance of influence. Influence is not determined by your position or title, but how you treat others each and every day. We all have more influence than we realize.