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A general contractor by trade. A teacher by calling.
“These pages are not theory to me. They are lived truth. They were tested in grocery stores, classrooms, church pews, construction sites, kitchen-table conversations, board meetings, fields, family trials…” — from 10 Laws of Living
Program Formats
Three ways to bring the Laws to your people.
Every session uses a five-beat teaching format — Hook, Big Idea, Teaching, Engagement Moment, and Charge — built to turn each law into a stage-ready, interactive lesson.
10-Week Series
One law per session, 25–30 minutes plus discussion. Built for church classes, men’s groups, and leadership cohorts.
- All ten laws, one per week
- Reflection & Application questions from each chapter
- Small-group friendly
One-Day Intensive
Three teaching blocks — Character, Growth & Direction, Endurance & Legacy — 90 minutes each, with breaks.
- Block 1: Stewardship & Integrity
- Block 2: Growth, Purpose & Relationships
- Block 3: Forgiveness through Legacy
45–60 Minute Keynote
Three laws, chosen for your audience. Ideal for business meetings, contractor associations, and church services.
- Business audience: Stewardship, Discipline, Legacy
- Faith audience: Integrity, Forgiveness, Resilience
- Young-adult audience: Purpose, Growth, Relationships
Talk Topics
Built from the ten laws.
Each talk is drawn directly from the chapters, stories, and Scripture of 10 Laws of Living and can be shaped for churches, businesses, contractor and trade groups, and young adults.
Faithful in Little
The Parable of the Talents and Luke 16:10: if you want to be trusted with more, be faithful with what is already in your hands. Joseph in Potiphar’s house and the story of the 69.5 grade: integrity is proven when doing right is costly.
Guard Your Soil
Lessons from a family garden and the Parable of the Sower: if you guard your soil, God will grow your seed. Why God often uses beneath-me positions to train us for beyond-me assignments, and how to make an impact where you are planted.
Who You Are When You’re Not in the Room
Reputation as currency, Barnabas the encourager, and transactional vs. transformational relationships. Then the prison of unforgiveness: forgiveness cleans your heart, and boundaries protect your future.
From Dreamer to Builder
Discipline as doing what you don’t want to do, with the same intensity as the thing you love most. Systems over bursts of motivation. Time as the currency you can never earn back: if you do not plan your day, your day will plan you.
Adapt, Overcome, Improvise, and Attack
A job-site mantra for storms and delays: make a recovery plan instead of hoping lost hours come back. You cannot always control what you lose, but you can decide how you respond (Galatians 6:9).
Leave It in People
Where all the other laws meet. A good man leaves an inheritance to his children’s children (Proverbs 13:22), and that inheritance is wisdom, values, faith, and character. Legacy is not just what you leave for people; it is what you leave in people.
Don’t see an exact fit? Any combination of the ten laws can be tailored to your audience and time slot.
“Nothing that has ever been built to last was built without discipline.”Willard Cooper Jr., The Law of Discipline
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