Thursday, April 17, 2025

We All Have Something

Happy Friday, Friends!

I hope and trust this post finds you all having a great day as a glorious new day begins to dawn in my Sweet Home, Alabama! Today and this weekend are going to be amazing! While I realize this is not Friday, I wanted to share my message today so I can be fully present and enjoy the time with my family these next few days.

This morning, I will not share anything that you don’t know or haven't heard before; however, it has been on my heart most of the week. I also want to share a couple of pieces of encouragement.

Almost everyone is dealing with a problem, challenge, or issue. It could be something that occurred just that day or something that has been going on for weeks, months, or even years. The range of issues is so vast that I won’t even attempt to list them. The point is that almost everyone is dealing with something. Nothing new, right?

Here is where I want to offer some encouragement.

First, if you are going through a difficult time, whatever that might be or however you might define it, please know that you are not alone. One of the horrible outcomes of this “perfect,” social media-driven world is that we tend to think we are alone in our struggles. The reality is we are not alone. Many people have the same, or similar, struggles, issues, and problems. However, because so many of us are wearing masks, pretending everything is great while in reality we are falling apart, we are hesitant to say anything. I want to encourage you to say something. It is not a sign of weakness but rather a characteristic of great strength…and the quickest way to help and healing. Please don’t remain silent, don’t withdraw from others, and please don’t believe the lie that nobody cares. I assure you, there are a lot of people who care. I know I do!

What would this world look like if we extended grace and compassion instead of looking to be offended? For most of you reading this, I know you have challenges, issues, and/or concerns, and I also know you aren’t always kind, encouraging, and gracious. How do I know? Because I am just like you! In fact, as much as we want to try to separate ourselves, we are all much more alike than we are dissimilar. So, please, Friends, the next time you see someone who is rude, insensitive, or does something you don’t like, perhaps instead of jumping up to put them in their place, we look at them through the lens of grace and compassion. Instead of getting mad at them, I wonder what would happen if we prayed for them. Instead of “putting them in their place,” I wonder what would happen if we asked them if they are o.k. or if there is something we could do to help them. I don’t know the answer for you; I pray that I have eyes to see, ears to hear, a heart to care, and hands and feet willing to be moved by Jesus to love, care for, and serve others. Besides, being offended is far too easy…everyone is doing it!

As I thought about this Happy Friday the story of “The Cross Room” came to my mind. It was profound to me years ago when I first read it; it is still profound to me today. I don’t know exactly how it fits into this message, I simply feel convicted to share it.

The Cross Room

“A young man was at the end of his rope. Seeing no way out he dropped to his knees in prayer. "Lord, I can't go on," he said. "I have too heavy a cross to bear."

The Lord replied, "My son, if you can't bear its weight, just place your cross inside this room. Then open that other door and pick out any cross you wish." 

The young man was filled with relief. "Thank you Lord," he sighed, and he did what he was told. Upon entering the other door, he saw many other crosses, some so large the tops weren't even visible. Then he spotted a tiny cross leaning against the far wall. "I'd like that one Lord," he whispered. 

And the Lord replied, ‘My son, that is the cross you just brought in.’”

Source unknown

Please don’t hesitate to contact me if there is ever anything I can do for you or your family. I will always help you any way I can. You can reach me at kevin@whatwillyourinfluencebe.com.

Have a great day, a wonderful Easter, please cherish your precious family, and please stay well!


Kev

Friday, April 11, 2025

What Will You Do About It?

Happy Friday, Friends!

I hope and trust this post finds you all having a great day as a glorious new day begins to dawn in my Sweet Home Alabama! This day is such a great gift! As I sit here and type this message, it is a blank canvas; it is neither good nor bad. Each of us will pick up the paint brush and decide what we will make of this day! I pray we'll make it a masterpiece.

 

Earlier this week, I was meeting with an 88-year-old gentleman. He was explaining to me that he was invited to help in a project for neglected, abandoned, and abused children. He told me that as he was driving away, talking to God, he told God he would punch Him in the belly and ask, “Why couldn’t every child have a good mom and dad?” He stated he then felt convicted; what will you do about it?

 

What will he do about it? He is one of the founding partners of a non-profit that is building a community that will serve children in the foster system. When we first sat down, I asked how things were going, and he spoke nearly nonstop for more than 30 minutes. His passion was so strong you could see and feel it. His thoughts were so clear, his energy was so high…it was truly awe-inspiring.

 

It reminded me of an experience I had nearly 15 years ago. I was driving down Interstate 10 between Phoenix and Tucson, and I was talking to the Lord about all of the negative influences that come into our lives through the things we see and hear. We don’t have to look for them; they come looking for us! As I poured out my heart to the Lord, focused in that moment on coaches and athletes, I asked the Lord, “How do they stand a chance? There are negative and unhealthy things coming at them all the time!” I then felt convicted; what will you do about it? Out of that moment was born “What Will Your Influence Be…?” A heart to help people understand the influence of the things they read and listen to on their lives, their influence on every life they will touch throughout their life, and to encourage everyone to choose intentional, positive influence. This has led me to write a book, give countless talks, put positive quotes on X and Facebook every day, and once a week, write “Happy Friday.”

 

So, Friends, what do you take to God and ask “why?” What burdens your soul to the point that you feel something just has to be done? What will you do about it? Don’t worry about what your impact will be or what you are capable of; honor the burden that God has placed on your heart. He will take care of everything else.

 

Please don’t hesitate to contact me if there is ever anything I can do for you or your family. I will always help you any way I can. You can reach me at kevin@whatwillyourinfluencebe.com.

 

Have a great day, a wonderful weekend, please cherish your precious family, and please stay well!

 

Kev

Thursday, April 3, 2025

Choose Your Sacrifice

 Happy Friday, Friends!

 

I hope and trust this post finds you having a great day as a glorious new day begins to dawn in my Sweet Home Alabama! Yes, I realize today is not Friday! However, I have a message in my heart, I want to get it to you all, and I have amazing adventures to pursue!

 

We started a new series at church last weekend titled O Positive. You can see the full sermon here https://www.igotofaith.com/sermons This is going to be a phenomenal series!

 

During the message, Pastor Steve commented, “You get to choose your sacrifice; choose wisely.” I want to honor Pastor Steve and the context with which the comment was made. Then I will take it out of context!

 

What Pastor Steve was specifically talking about was whether or not we choose to accept Jesus as our Savior. It is interesting to me; sometimes people will say something like, “If God was a loving God, why would He send people to hell?” The blunt answer is, “He is a loving God; He is simply honoring our choice.” You see, He created a way for us to get to Heaven. He gave His one and only son, allowed him to be slaughtered (if you watch the sermon, you will understand why I use that word instead of “crucified”) as atonement for our sins. We can choose to accept Jesus and His sacrifice on our behalf, or we can choose to make our own sacrifice. We will all spend eternity somewhere. One sacrifice leads to Heaven, and one sacrifice leads to hell…choose wisely. Here are a few things the Bible says:

 

John 3:16

“For God so loved the world that He gave His only Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have eternal life.”

 

John 14:6

Jesus said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.

 

Romans 10:9

Because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.

 

Now, I am going to take Pastor Steve out of context, and while far less significant, it is equally true. When he made the statement, “You get to choose your sacrifice,” I couldn’t help but think how true those words are for all aspects of life.

 

Perhaps you have seen the poem “Choose Your Hard” by Keith Craft:

 

Being your best is hard

Being your normal is hard

 

Making wise decisions is hard

Making bad decisions is hard

 

Being in shape is hard

Being out of shape is hard

 

Losing weight is hard

Being fat is hard

 

Working out is hard

Being weak is hard

 

Being disciplined is hard

Being lazy is hard

 

Getting out of your comfort zone is hard

Staying in your comfort zone is hard

 

Starting a business is hard

Working for someone else is hard

 

Making a lot of money is hard

Making a little bit of money is hard

 

Being rich is hard

Being poor is hard

 

Having great relationships is hard

Having bad relationships is hard

 

Having friends is hard

Having no friends is hard

 

Fighting for your marriage is hard

Divorce is hard

 

Having a lot of things is hard

Having nothing is hard

 

Living on purpose is hard

Living off purpose is hard

 

Doing life God’s way is hard

Doing life your own way is hard

 

Everything is hard!

Choose your hard!

 

Here is where I am going this morning; whichever hard you choose, there will be a sacrifice. Someone or something will be sacrificed to accomplish the hard you choose. And that is the thing, the place we tend to get hung up. We like being able to choose whatever we want; we just don’t always want the consequences that go with those choices. Look at any of the choices you want – or perhaps you have something else in mind; there is a sacrifice and there is an outcome as a result of that choice. At the end of the day, as Pastor Steve said, “You get to choose your sacrifice; choose wisely.”

 

Please don’t hesitate to contact me if there's anything I can do for you or your family. I will always help you any way I can. You can reach me at kevin@whatwillyourinfluencebe.com.

 

Have a great day, a wonderful weekend, please cherish your precious family, and please stay well.

 

Kev

Friday, March 28, 2025

Notice & Appreciate

Happy Friday, Friends!

I hope and trust this post finds you all having a great day on this glorious Friday morning in my Sweet Home Alabama!

 

This morning's Happy Friday is going to be short, sweet, and to the point.

 

Earlier this week, I was reading something and thought, “This is really good.” I then felt a strong conviction to reach out to the person who wrote it, tell them how good I thought it was, and thank them. So, I did. Now, I wish I could tell you that every time I had a conviction like this, I followed it…that would be dishonest. As I have grown older, however, I have become more attuned to those promptings of the Spirit.

 

How about you? Do you notice when someone does something well, or perhaps they are very kind? The way a person treats you can significantly impact your entire shopping or dining experience. If it's negative, most of us will make sure to share our feedback; why not when it's good or great?

 

This is my simple encouragement to all of us this week, Friends. Let's take a moment to notice when someone does something well, good, and/or kind, and then let’s take the step of telling them we've noticed and thank them. It won’t take but a minute; however, it can have a significant impact on the person you take the time to notice and appreciate.

 

“How do you know if someone needs encouragement? If they are breathing!” - S. Truett Cathy

 

Please don’t hesitate to contact me if there is ever anything I can do for you or your family. I will always help you any way I can. You can reach me at kevin@whatwillyourinfluencebe.com.

 

Have a great day, a wonderful weekend, please cherish your precious family, and please stay well!

 

Kev

Friday, March 21, 2025

Who Is Waiting For You?

Happy Friday, Friends!

I hope and trust this post finds you all having a great day as a glorious new day begins to dawn in my Sweet Home Alabama! Today is such a great gift; let’s honor it by choosing to live it fully, bringing out its full potential!

 

Who is waiting for you?

 

Ephesians 2:10

For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them.

 

1 Peter 4:10 - -11

10 Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms. 11 If anyone speaks, they should do so as one who speaks the very words of God. If anyone serves, they should do so with the strength God provides, so that in all things God may be praised through Jesus Christ. To him be the glory and the power for ever and ever. Amen.

 

Who, in the future, is waiting for you to do the good works that were prepared for you to do or to use the gifts that you received? Neither you nor any other human walking the face of the earth is a mistake or was born without a purpose – not one! Many choose not to walk in their giftings or fail to answer the cry of the heart to make the difference they were created to make. However, that does not alter who they truly are or what they were created to be. Perhaps that is why so many people are discontent and don’t find joy in their daily lives. They are choosing not to honor who they were created to be or the gifts they were given.

 

What passion within you calls out, but you do not answer? What have you always wanted to do but haven’t? What are the gifts you have that you are not working to develop or use to serve others?

 

I want you to know that you are not a mistake; you matter, and what you do or don’t do matters! There are people in your life, now and in the future, who need exactly who you were created to be. You could be an integral part of their story by honoring the call on your life and the gifts you have been given.

 

Do you know what the crazy thing to me is? Our callings and gifts are so natural to us that we often tend to undervalue and overlook their importance. No, everyone is not passionate about the same things as you, they don’t care about the things you care about, and they can’t do the things you can do. Whether you want to admit it or not, whether you believe it or not, you are a masterpiece!

 

So, Friends, I want to encourage you this morning to sing your song, dance your dance, write your book, pursue your degree, start a non-profit or business, or do whatever it is that is calling out to you from your soul. God will utilize them in a powerful way to impact the lives of others. And if you don’t? Well, it will be you, Friend, that loses, not the people in your life. We aren’t powerful enough to stop the plans and purposes of God; if you aren’t the one He is able to use in the life of another, He will send someone else. However, the gnawing you felt in your stomach when I asked about your passions and the things you care about will remain. They won’t go away because God places them within us to inspire us to fulfill our purposes. However, God loves us enough to let us choose what we do, including the choice not to honor our calling or gifts.

 

My sincere hope and prayer for each of us is that we will honor the calling of our lives and develop our gifts to the best of our abilities.

 

 “When I stand before God at the end of my life, I would hope that I would not have a single bit of talent left, and could say, 'I used everything you gave me.'” - Erma Bombeck

 

Please don’t hesitate to contact me if there is ever anything I can do for you or your family. I will always help you any way I can. You can reach me at kevin@whatwillyourinfluencebe.com.

 

Have a great day, a wonderful weekend, please cherish your precious families, and please stay well!

 

Kev

Friday, March 14, 2025

Developing & Living Convictions

Happy Friday, Friends:

I hope and trust this post finds you all having a great day as a glorious new day begins to dawn in my Sweet Home Alabama! This day is going to be special…I can feel it!

Merriam-Webster defines conviction (not the criminal kind!) as:

A: a strong persuasion or belief

B: the state of being convinced

I have had a week when conviction reared its head a couple of times. In a meeting yesterday, I stated something passionately…just as I had the day before—and it was at that moment that I realized it was a conviction that I was feeling and that others were hearing and seeing. And where were these convictions purified? In challenging moments, days, and seasons of life.

In my life, I have found that the things I am most passionate about, the things that are convictions, have been crystalized and purified in the crucible of life. I can hope, think, or say I believe something or that I would do something in a given situation; however, when the fiery trials of life burn white hot, there is no more hoping, thinking, and saying what I believe or what I would do; it is only actions that matter.

I have a few thoughts:

1.      Be fully present in the trials of life, lean in, and honor your spirit. I have made decisions that I thought could or would cost me my job. It was hard, painful, and scary. As I sit on the other side of those storms, I am grateful for what they proved to me. They clarified my values and principles. I know without a doubt what I believe, what I am willing to sacrifice, and what I am not.

2.      Be slow to judge others. We are all in different places and different phases of life. I have experienced things you have not, and you have experienced things I have not. While I might think I know what I would do if I were in your situation, I really don’t. Unless I am living and experiencing everything you are, what basis do I have for making any sort of judgment?

3.     There is wisdom in listening to others. Again, each of us has experienced things that the other has not. A wealth of wisdom, knowledge, and perspective is walking around in truly remarkable women and men who have experienced different trials in life. If we only listen, we can glean wisdom, knowledge, and perspective without having to experience the trial ourselves. And maybe, just maybe, we will have a deep appreciation for another precious soul.

I sit here and smile as I think about the talks I have given. Many times, my boys have told me, “You speak so passionately; it’s kind of scary.” And what have they heard me speak about most? My deepest passion is men being the Godly men, husbands, and dads they were created to become. And where was that born? Let me respectfully say it this way; that is not what I experienced as a little boy. I know pain, I survived that fire, and I have made significant sacrifices to be the Godly man, husband, and dad God has called and created me to be. I am not wondering what I would choose or do; I decided, and I did! Are the trials and tests over? Absolutely not, and I don’t believe they will until I hear the sweet words, “Well done, my good and faithful servant.”

I want to encourage all of us to live life fully present, honor the convictions of our spirit when we face the various trials of life, and reach back and share our wisdom, knowledge, and perspective as those who have been purified by the fire with those who follow in our footsteps. 

I have to share a few quotes to end this Happy Friday:

“He who believes is strong; he who doubts is weak. Strong convictions precede great actions.” - Louisa May Alcott

“Convictions are the mainsprings of action, the driving powers of life. What a man lives are his convictions.” - Francis Kelley

“Protect your vision. Prevail over adversity. Persevere in the midst of turmoil. Passionately act upon your convictions. Purposely walk into the day.” - Mary Anne Radmacher

“We need men with moral courage to speak and write their real thoughts, and to stand by their convictions, even to the very death.” - Robert Green Ingersoll

Please don’t hesitate to contact me if there is ever anything I can do for you or your family. I will always help you in any way I can. You can reach me at kevin@whatwillyourinfluencebe.com.

Have a great day and a wonderful weekend; please cherish your precious family and stay well!

Kev

Friday, March 7, 2025

Know & See

Happy Friday, Friends!

 

I hope and trust this post finds you having a great day as a glorious new day begins to dawn in my Sweet Home Alabama!

 

What do you see? Or, perhaps I should say, “What do you know?” This week I was really made aware that what we know dramatically impacts what we see.

 

My Beautiful Bride and I were on a date last Friday night, and we had a wonderful conversation over dinner. I explained that once we had children, I suddenly saw the mom with the young kids at the grocery store, struggling to open the door, maneuver through the store, etc. Because we now had kids, I knew the struggle, and suddenly, I could see others in their struggle. Because I had learned, now I saw and had great compassion for and a desire to help others.

 

Kath immediately told about how walking her dad to Heaven had made her aware of the challenges and struggles of the elderly and, more specifically, their need for advocates. Because she has lived it, she now sees it and can’t help but be moved to love, care for, and serve the elderly.

 

I have thought about that conversation and have become more aware of those around me so many times this week. I believe we would be wise to realize how much we really don’t know, Friends. People face so many problems, challenges, issues, etc., that I have absolutely no idea what it is like. I know what it is like to be exactly one person in this world – me! That view and perspective are extremely limited! And yet, have you ever noticed how so many of us feel compelled to tell others what they should do, be, or say?

 

I pray, Friends, that we will have eyes to see, ears to hear, and hearts to care about the lives, journeys, and struggles of others. We would be wise to ask questions with a pure heart to understand rather than speak authoritatively to something we know nothing about; to seek to understand before trying to be understood; to be aware – such a great word! – to awake to others, their lives, their challenges, their struggles; and to expand our view, care, and concern beyond simply ourselves.

 

All of us have strengths and weaknesses, blessings and challenges. Let’s allow our minds, hearts, and spirits to be enlightened, and let’s do what we can to encourage, empower, and equip others on their journey. We will be blessed in blessing others, and I believe we will find our lives more purposeful, meaningful, and fulfilling.

 

Please don’t hesitate to contact me if there is ever anything I can do for you or your family. I will always help you any way I can. You can reach me at kevin@whatwillyourinfluencebe.com.

 

Have a great day, a wonderful weekend, please cherish your precious family, and please stay well!

Kev 

Friday, February 28, 2025

Do You Have It All Figured Out?

Happy Friday, Friends:

I hope and trust this post finds you all having a great day as a glorious new day begins to dawn in my Sweet Home Alabama!

 

I serve as a Big with Big Brothers Big Sisters. Last Sunday my Little and I were visiting before church started. I asked him if he was mentoring anyone in the program that he participates in. He shook his head sheepishly and said, “No, I have to get it all figured out first.” We then had the following conversation:

 

Me – Is going to church important?

Him – Yes.

Me – Why?

Him – Because we all need Jesus. And we need to learn and grow.

Me – Is being honest important?

Him – Yes.

Me – Why?

Him – Because people can’t trust you if you aren’t honest.

Me – And how can we have a relationship with someone without trust?

Him – You can’t.

Me – Is working hard important?

Him – Yes.

Me – Why?

Him – Because you have to work for what you want.

Me – Yes, and it’s kind of like we were talking about on the way to church; I want my truck clean, but it isn’t going to clean itself. I have to do the work if I want it done.

Me – Is being kind important?

Him – Yes.

Me – Why?

Him – Because you have to treat people the way you want to be treated.

Me – That’s good. And will everyone be kind to you?

Him – No.

Me – But we are still nice to them because that is a reflection of who we are, not a reflection of them.

Me – Let me ask you a question: Do you think you know some things others might need to learn?

Him – Yes, I guess I do.

Me – Look around.

He looks around the church.

Me – There is not one person you see who has it all figured out. Can you imagine if I said I can’t be a Big until I have it all figured out? I wouldn’t be a Big, and I never would have met you.

He smiles.

 

What about you, Friend? Do you have it all figured out? I know I don’t! Are you waiting to pour into the lives of others until you have it all figured out? I hope not.

 

I heard it said once that we all need a mentor, and we all need a mentee. While we all have things we need to learn, wisdom we need to gain, and experiences we need to have, we all have things we know, wisdom to share, and experiences we have had that would benefit the lives of those coming behind us. Let us not be too proud to learn & grow from others nor so self-absorbed that we aren’t willing to benefit those coming behind us with what we do have to offer.

 

Please don’t hesitate to contact me if there is ever anything I can do for you or your family. I will always help you in any way I can. You can reach me at kevin@whatwillyourinfluencebe.com.

 

Have a great day, a wonderful weekend, please cherish your precious family, and please stay well!

 

Kev

Friday, February 21, 2025

Which World Do You Live In?

Happy Friday, Friends!

I hope and trust this post finds you all having a great day as a glorious new day begins to dawn in my Sweet Home Alabama!

 

Which world do you live in?

 

Patanjali once said, “When you are inspired by some great purpose, some extraordinary project, all your thoughts break their bonds: Your mind transcends limitations, your consciousness expands in every direction, and you find yourself in a new, great and wonderful world.”

 

Again, which world do you live in? Do you live in the world of the inspired or in the world of those who are living but not truly alive? Are you pursuing your purpose and/or striving daily to do something deeply meaningful or will today be just another day? My sincere hope and prayer for each one of us is that we will never again live just another day…

 

I truly believe to the depths of my soul that every life has value, meaning, and purpose. Ephesians 2:10 tells us, “For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them.” You are a masterpiece, Friend, created for good work that God prepared beforehand, but we must choose to do the walking.

 

Whatever talent, gift, ability, passion, and/or purpose God placed in your heart; it matters. Please embrace who you are, what you were created to become, and work tirelessly to maximize the potential that is within you. Why? Because this world needs you to fulfill your purpose. To use your gifts to the best of your ability to love, care for, and serve others. Oh, we will be o.k. if you don’t. We will go on however we will not become all that we could become because something critically important will be missing – you!

 

This morning I implore you; if you don’t know your purpose, or perhaps you have buried it, do the hard work of discovering it or digging it up. I pray you will determine in your heart, mind, and spirit, that you will never again live just another day. You and your purpose are far too valuable to live just another day! There is a beautiful world awaiting all of us; the world of the inspired! Let’s choose to live in it by daily honoring the lives that God created us to live.

 

“The two most important days in life are the day you were born and the day you find out why.” – Mark Twain

 

“Life without a purpose is like a body without a soul.” – Unknown

 

“The greatest tragedy is not death but life without purpose.” – Rick Warren

 

Please don’t hesitate to contact me if there is ever anything I can do for you or your family. I will always help you any way I can. You can reach me at kevin@whatwillyourinfluencebe.com.

 

Have a great day, a wonderful weekend, please cherish your precious family, and please stay well!

 

Kev

Friday, February 14, 2025

Devoted or Divisive

Happy Friday, Friends!

I hope and trust this post finds you all having a great day as a glorious new day begins to dawn in my Sweet Home Alabama! I am so excited to live this day…I have never seen this one before!

 

Last Sunday our Executive Pastor, Adam Gooch, preached an absolutely phenomenal message. You can watch the entire sermon – and I would strongly encourage you to do so!!! – by clicking on this link https://www.igotofaith.com/sermons/frankenchurch-aysxg

 

Now, two things in full transparency:

1.      I am completely going to take Pastor Adam out of context. Our sermon series is about the church and how Jesus called us all to be one. I am not going to talk about the church – I am going to apply his incredible words to you, me, and how we live our lives daily.

2.     This is going to be a very short message!

 

Pastor Adam noted that we are either devoted, which he defined as love, loyalty, or enthusiasm for a person, activity, or cause, or we are divisive. We can’t be both. We are either bringing together or pulling apart. Which will it be?

 

To close – told you it was going to be short! – I am going to share a scripture and a quote from Pastor Adam.

 

Proverbs 6:16-19

There are six things that the Lord hates, seven that are an abomination to him: haughty eyes, a lying tongue, and hands that shed innocent blood, a heart that devises wicked plans, feet that make haste to run to evil, a false witness who breathes out lies, and one who sows discord among brothers.

 

And then the quote that the moment I heard it I knew what Happy Friday was going to be:

 

“It’s hard to throw stones at someone you are praying for.” – Adam Gooch

 

Please don’t hesitate to contact me if there is ever anything I can do for you or your family. I will always help you any way I can. You can contact me at kevin@whatwillyourinfluencebe.com.

 

Have a great day, a wonderful weekend, please cherish your precious family, and please stay well!

 

Kev