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 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 What if your church became the most honest place in town? What if the men and women in your community could take Read More »
Joy Dunning | July 27th, 2025 Lean on Me: A Story of Organ Donation At The Crucible Project, we believe in transformation, healing, and walking through the storms of Read More »
Joy Dunning | July 17th, 2025 Courage is not a theory. It’s a scar. You’ve faced loss, disappointment, betrayal. You know something about survival. But survival isn’t the Read More »
Joy Dunning | July 13th, 2025 The Question Beneath the Surface You may look successful on paper—strong resume, solid reputation, visible results. But deep down, you may be Read More »
Joy Dunning | July 5th, 2025 In a world that prizes performance over presence, charm over character, and comfort over courage, the Apple TV series Ted Lasso quietly Read More »
Joy Dunning | June 28th, 2025 Any magazine in the grocery store line will tell you Men’s Health Month again. You’ve likely seen the usual headlines: eat better, Read More »
Joy Dunning | June 22nd, 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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