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Why Local supporting local matters to me and Why Seth’s Coffee Shop Gets It Right Local supporting local is not a buzzword to me. It is a way of life. It is how communities stay strong, families stay rooted, and real people thrive. When we choose to spend our money locally, we are not just buying a product. We are investing in neighbors. We are keeping dollars circulating right here where we live, work, and worship.That is why Seth’s Coffee Shop has become one of my favorite

Personal Invitation I want to personally invite you into this work. I have officially accepted and been handed the torch as the Men’s Ministry Leader at The Vine Christian Fellowship . I am humbled, blessed, grateful, and honestly a bit intimidated. This was not an easy decision. I prayed over it and wrestled with it for eight months. I sought counsel from men of faith, pillars in my own walk, and each one spoke wisdom into what this calling means and what it costs. Because t

Local is more than a phrase!

One of my favorite Dr’s. Check out his video and let me know if you’re going to do the 90 day reset? https://youtu.be/pgvnC65XWwU?si=Vew2juwZUP5-cd3M

It’s been a long year. If you’re anything like my family, almost every weekend has been booked. Not just kids’ activities—but friends, family gatherings, yard work, home maintenance… all the life stuff . It adds up quickly. Before you know it, you’re busy all the time and rested almost never. Somewhere along the way, rest became a word associated with being lazy or unambitious. Like slowing down means you’re falling behind. I don’t believe that. I’ll be honest—I’m at the bur

It’s an invitation to see “local supporting local” for what it really is: Families supporting families.Neighbors supporting neighbors.Communities choosing each other—on purpose.

Not for perfect dads. Not for theology experts. Not for guys who feel like they’re crushing it every day. Legacy Dad is for the man who loves his family, loves Jesus, and is honest enough to admit:“I want to lead better at home… I just don’t always know how.”

People can feel the difference between a company that’s just trying to get the check and one that genuinely cares about the work and the people involved. When you run a business with values, you’re not just chasing revenue—you’re building trust.

When you hire a local company that does good work, you’re not just fixing a problem—you’re supporting the families behind that business. You’re helping pay for braces, sports fees, groceries, and giving them the ability to bless others in return. That’s how money and impact move through a community.

You can win awards, hit sales goals, and build a strong brand, but if things are falling apart at home, it’s hard to call that true success. That’s not shame—it’s just an invitation to reorder what matters most. Leadership at home doesn’t mean you get it right every day. It means you’re willing to go first...

Kids are loud. Email inbox is full. The truck needs an oil change. A customer is frustrated. Dinner still has to land on the table somehow. In the middle of all that, it’s really easy for faith to feel like a category we visit on Sundays instead of a foundation we live from every day.