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The Henoc Muamba Story: Heading South Part 3

In Articles, Family, Sports by Carter Brooks

Impactus’ Resident Sports Writer, Carter Brooks was granted an exclusive hour-long, one-on-one interview with the reigning Grey Cup MVP and Most Outstanding Canadian, and the conversation did not disappoint. That interview has become the backbone of this piece. Muamba’s story is broken up into four parts, which will be released over the next two months as the CFL season kicks into high gear.

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4 Questions to Ask When Setting Goals

In Articles by J.R. Hudberg

What goals are you currently working toward? What was the last goal you achieved? Why those goals? Have you ever stopped to examine the goals you choose for yourself and wondered why you chose those goals? Most of the time, we set goals because some shortcoming makes itself glaringly obvious, or a need forces itself to the center of our vision and refuses to be pushed aside. This doesn’t always mean that something has gone wrong, just that we’ve identified something that isn’t quite the way we would like it to be.

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The Henoc Muamba Story: Finding A Mentor Part 2

In Articles, Family, Sports by Carter Brooks

Impactus’ Resident Sports Writer, Carter Brooks was granted an exclusive hour-long, one-on-one interview with the reigning Grey Cup MVP and Most Outstanding Canadian, and the conversation did not disappoint. That interview has become the backbone of this piece. Muamba’s story is broken up into four parts, which will be released over the next two months as the CFL season kicks into high gear.

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3 Tips for Navigating Panic Attacks and Anxiety

In Articles, Stress, Fear & Anxiety by Dany Soto

There’s an enormous difference between being anxious from time to time and suffering from anxiety. Someone who is genuinely suffering from an anxiety disorder can feel debilitated, terrified, riddled with shame and completely hopeless. They can feel like their entire world is shattered and they have no idea if they’ll ever “be themselves” again. Unless you’ve walked through this yourself it’s next to impossible to fully understand just how devastating it can be.

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Three Courses to Offer Men in Your Community

In Articles, Men’s Ministry by Jeremiah Raible

A fantastic way to reach out to men in your community is to offer courses that meet felt needs. Most men who are not part of a community of faith won’t just suddenly wake up and come to church one Sunday. There needs to be a bridge of connection built so that they see value and make relationships. One way to do this is by offering a course that meets a felt need that men are experiencing in your community.

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Strengthening Your Marriage – 3 Tips to Being a Spiritual Leader in Your Home

In Articles, Family, Father, Husband, Marriage by Alan Wachob

One of the big errors married men can make is to adopt a fatalistic, almost nihilistic, view of marriage. When Christian men quit trying to be better husbands and spiritual leaders, it begins a chain reaction that affects the entire family. Good marriages must be maintained; they take work. It’s simply too easy to get comfortable in a marriage relationship and eventually take it for granted. Just like muscles atrophy with age, marriages too can get weak over time unless they are strengthened on purpose.