52 Godly Men : Men of Today Teaching the Men of Tomorrow

As you probably know very well, this was my final week. And as the last person I would meet with in my journey, my dad wanted someone special for me to spend my day with. So he called his friend Donnie Stewart. Donnie is a long-time friend of ours, and even though it was a big commitment, he agreed to come and finish off my journey. Okay, you might say, so he spent a couple … Read entire article »

Well, over the course of my journey, I’ve met with a whole lot of men I know and see every now and then, but there has been one main guy in particular whom I see every week and haven’t met with yet. That man is my youth pastor. But today, I finally got to see the inner workings of one of the more crazy jobs in this universe, the job of Jared Waldrop, youth pastor. … Read entire article »

The first thing that a lot of people think of when someone mentions the word “politician” is words like cheater, liar, and total crook. Now there might be  some truth to those stories, but the man I met with today, Kevin Brooks, is as straight up honest as they come. In case you don’t know him, he’s one of the state representatives in Tennessee and a fine man to be around. What, you say? An … Read entire article »

I’m not really a math person. I do pretty good at it in school, but I don’t like it that well. So an accounting job isn’t exactly my first choice. However, the man I met with today, Dudley Pyeatt, held an accounting job for 38 years before he retired! He knows his numbers, that’s for sure, and he also knows a lot about life too, and how to live true to yourself and to others. Dudley … Read entire article »

I have heard that teens, especially ones my age, live only for today. They don’t save, they don’t plan, and their only worry is whether or not they’ll eat lunch. Now I admit, I haven’t looked into getting a college scholarship for myself yet, and I’m not exactly sure where I’ll be six years from tomorrow, but I did learn a lot today about setting long-term goals, and making them happen, because I spent a … Read entire article »