When relationships struggle, our first instinct is usually clear. We complain. We tell ourselves a story about what they did. What they didn’t do. How things Read More »
Roy Wooten | February 4th, 2026 Roy Wooten | February 4th, 2026 Most of us don’t think of slowing down as an act of courage. In a culture that rewards productivity, speed, and constant Read More »
Roy Wooten | January 29th, 2026 Each one of us want our lives to matter. Not in a grand or dramatic sense, necessarily—but in the quieter ways that Read More »
Roy Wooten | January 23rd, 2026 Stepping Into the All God is Calling You to Be This Martin Luther King Jr. Day invites us to remember more than Read More »
Roy Wooten | January 16th, 2026 New Year, Old Patterns? There’s something hopeful about a new year. Clean calendars. Fresh intentions. A sense—however quiet—that maybe this will be the year Read More »
Roy Wooten | January 9th, 2026 Movember and the Message Beneath the Mustache Every November, men grow mustaches for “Movember”—a campaign for men’s health. But the deeper issue Read More »
Roy Wooten | November 1st, 2025 The Cost of Cutting Corners Let’s be honest—we live in a culture where charisma often outruns character, where spin wins votes, and Read More »
Roy Wooten | August 24th, 2025 What if forgiveness is not really about them—but about you? We tend to treat forgiveness like a gift for someone else—a pass, Read More »
Roy Wooten | August 10th, 2025 Too many in our faith have promised roses and joy if you commit your heart to Jesus. If you love God enough Read More »
Roy Wooten | August 3rd, 2025 Written by Roy Wooten, Executive Director of The Crucible Project Being a dad is the greatest role I’ve ever had, but it Read More »
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