august 25, 2018
Lead is an event hosted by a group of local, Christian businessmen to encourage men in the Bowling Green community to step into the role that God's calling them to in their homes and workplaces. Proceeds from the event will benefit Hope House. During the event, guests will have the opportunity to worship with 200 fellow men from our community and hear teaching from guest speakers Dr. Thomas Weakley and Richard E. Simmons III, author of The True Measure of a Man. At the end of the event, men will have an opportunity to participate in a study of Richard’s book led by local men from multiple churches.
Tickets can be purchased for $15.00 by clicking the button at the bottom of this page.
Tickets can be purchased for $15.00 by clicking the button at the bottom of this page.
GUEST SPEAKERS
Richard E. Simmons III is the founder and executive director of The Center for Executive Leadership, a non-profit, men’s ministry located in Birmingham, AL. Simmons opened the Center in 2000 to assist men in the development of their faith through formal Bible studies, teaching and counseling while also overseeing a talented group of professional and personal counselors.
Richard has authored numerous books, including: The Power of a Humble Life, Wisdom: Life’s Great Treasure, A Life of Excellence, Reliable Truth, Safe Passage, and Remembering the Forgotten God.
The topic he will be speaking about is taken from his book The True Measure of a Man: How Perceptions of Success, Achievement & Recognition Fail Men in Difficult Times. This book provides liberating truth on how to be set free from the fear of failure, comparing ourselves to others, and the false ideas we have about masculinity.
Richard and his wife, Holly, have 3 children and reside in Homewood, Alabama.
Richard has authored numerous books, including: The Power of a Humble Life, Wisdom: Life’s Great Treasure, A Life of Excellence, Reliable Truth, Safe Passage, and Remembering the Forgotten God.
The topic he will be speaking about is taken from his book The True Measure of a Man: How Perceptions of Success, Achievement & Recognition Fail Men in Difficult Times. This book provides liberating truth on how to be set free from the fear of failure, comparing ourselves to others, and the false ideas we have about masculinity.
Richard and his wife, Holly, have 3 children and reside in Homewood, Alabama.
Dr. Thomas Weakley met his wife while a student at WKU involved in Campus Crusade for Christ (Cru). Upon graduation, they joined the staff of Cru and were placed at East Tennessee State University. In 1985, they returned to WKU where Thomas became the Cru Campus Director and a part-time professor.
Thomas completed his Masters in Missiology at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, as well as a Doctorate of Education in Leadership.
They have three grown children: Sarah, married to Patrick, Hannah, and James, married to Katie. Thomas and Laurie have had the privilege of serving in the Philippines, Poland, Russia and Slovakia.
Thomas completed his Masters in Missiology at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, as well as a Doctorate of Education in Leadership.
They have three grown children: Sarah, married to Patrick, Hannah, and James, married to Katie. Thomas and Laurie have had the privilege of serving in the Philippines, Poland, Russia and Slovakia.
Coach Mike Sanford one of college football’s brightest offensive minds and a former Hilltopper assistant, was named the 20th head football coach at Western Kentucky University on December 14.
Sanford, a 12-year college coaching veteran who coached quarterbacks on The Hill in 2010, returned to WKU following six seasons of success and achievement at Stanford, Boise State and, most recently, Notre Dame. Since taking over the reins of the program in December 2016, Sanford’s mark on the program both internally and externally has been evident from the beginning.
Speaking of his father, Sanford said, "The thing I’ve always been impressed with him is his faith and my faith, very similarly, have always governed the way he lives his life as a football coach. I hope to be worthy of that as I continue this great endeavor.”
Sanford, a 12-year college coaching veteran who coached quarterbacks on The Hill in 2010, returned to WKU following six seasons of success and achievement at Stanford, Boise State and, most recently, Notre Dame. Since taking over the reins of the program in December 2016, Sanford’s mark on the program both internally and externally has been evident from the beginning.
Speaking of his father, Sanford said, "The thing I’ve always been impressed with him is his faith and my faith, very similarly, have always governed the way he lives his life as a football coach. I hope to be worthy of that as I continue this great endeavor.”