More content coming for you! In this episode, Adam Davis reflects on the past year and encourages listeners to confront the lies they may be believing as they head into a new year. He emphasizes the importance of knowing the truth, taking action, and overcoming adversity. Adam shares insights on the lessons learned from failure and the significance of relying on God for restoration and purpose. He calls for a renewed mindset and encourages listeners to take control of their lives as they move forward into 2026. Takeaways Reflect on the past year and its challenges. Identify the lies you may be believing. Know the truth of God's word to combat deception. Take actionable steps towards your goals. Overcome adversity by relying on God's strength. Learn from failures as they prepare you for success. Seek mentorship and support when needed. Create a positive mental attitude for the new year. Focus on spiritual growth and connection with God. Embrace the journey of personal transformation.

I want to wish each of you and your families a happy and blessed Thanksgiving. Col Grossman and I wanted to get this out to you all as our way of saying thank you for your support. Enjoy and ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAY! https://youtu.be/QhNZjj5fo2A?si=7kXApRayvSCGX9SJ

Not in a creepy way… But if you are married, why did you marry your wife? Tax benefits? Health insurance? Money? Sex? You were married because you were first friends, and then you couldn’t get enough of one another. Then life grinds you down and you start going through the motions. Do you know your wife’s favorite flower? Food? Know her favorite things and spoil her with them. Date her. Compliment her. If she’s a mother, encourage her and let her know she’s doing a great job. Write her short notes expressing your love and affection. Be quick to forgive. Show lots of grace. Serve selflessly. Go date your wife bro! Look her in the eyes and let her know how you feel about her. Pray with her!

Maybe the hard times aren’t so much about developing us as a person as much as they were for us to see God is good on the mountain AND in the valley.

To give? Or receive? Scripture says it’s better to give than receive. What does that mean? At its core, it means to add more value to others than you take away. How can you apply this in your marriage, family, business, and of course, faith? When this becomes your “mantra”, you’ll never lack! Why? Because GIVERS PROSPER! Not because they give to get, but because it is a BIBLICAL PRINCIPLE you cannot beat!