EPISODE · Oct 16, 2017 · 28 MIN
011: Tim Scott | Driven By Conviction
from The Pursuit of Manliness · host The Pursuit of Manliness
Send us Fan MailWe have all heard the phrase “life isn’t fair.” Some people use that phrase as a crutch to make excuses for their life and others use it as fuel to continue to get back up on their own two feet each time they feel knocked down. My guest on today’s podcast is that man. He didn’t grow up with a consistent male in his life that modeled what being a good man looked like but he continued to persevere regardless of the circumstances. As only He can, Jesus has grabbed a hold of Tim’s life and would not let go. Tim and his wife own their own business, have 5 children, homeschool, coach their sports teams, serve faithfully at their church and are involved in the community. Why do they do it? Because of all that Jesus has done for them. Tim is one of those men that when he walks in a room people notice. He is not shy about his love for his wife, his children and Jesus. He exudes confidence covered in humility. He understand who he is only because of who Jesus is. You will be a better man for spending 30 minutes listening to what Tim has to share about being driven by conviction. Join The Herd Community & Support The Pursuit of Manliness: https://www.buzzsprout.com/110664/subscribeGet connected to The Pursuit of Manliness: https://www.thepursuitofmanliness.com/Support the show
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Send us Fan Mail We have all heard the phrase “life isn’t fair.” Some people use that phrase as a crutch to make excuses for their life and others use it as fuel to continue to get back up on their own two feet each time they feel knocked down. My guest on today’s podcast is that man. He didn’t grow up with a consistent male in his life that modeled what being a good man looked like but he continued to persevere regardless of the circumstances. As only He can, Jesus has grabbed a hold ...
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