Micah's teammates are unable to wear their Micah 6:8 or Proverbs 3:5-6 In His Grip wristbands at football practice or in games. I 100% agree with this😉👍🏼
However, when the boys are on a mission, there ain't no stopping them.
(12) years ago today...
Big bike ride ended with me giving Micah a foot washing in the creek.
Then, Micah says "dad, sit on this rock, I will wash your feet."
#leadlikejesus
Todays GRIP...
I have been recently asked..."Scott, since you are now (65) years old and the lost of your only son, Micah, back on 11/25/25, aren't you looking forward to just retiring and taking it easy???
Well...here is my answer.
https://t.co/SAwnrUUXXa
I now know how you feel Toby, felt the same after losing Micah, my 17 year old son in 11/25/25.
I have found that I too now look through an eternal lens. We are here on earth for a very short time on our way to our eternal home in heaven.
Our boys are cheering us on to finish strong on the back nine of life. Heaven is definitely on my mind.
Todays GRIP...Have you ever been scheduled to take a trip and you just didn't want to go? Anyone?
Just recently that is right
where I found myself and here is what happened...
https://t.co/dsyIePWXRt
At 65, one of the greatest lessons I’ve learned is this:
Less is more.
For years, I thought more was the answer…
More success.
More stuff.
More opportunities.
More striving.
Now I realize the richest life is often found in having less—but living with greater purpose.
Less hurry.
Less noise.
Less fear.
Less comparison.
More faith.
More gratitude.
More meaningful relationships.
More time with Jesus.
Maybe that’s what KEEP SWINGING is really about.
It’s not about swinging harder on the back nine of life.
It’s about swinging with greater intention.
One faithful swing at a time.
Can anyone else relate?
Where is God teaching you that “less is more” in this season of your life? ⛳️❤️
🏌️ Sunday Swing
Today, one golfer will lift the Claret Jug.
His name will forever be etched into golf history...will Scottie defend???
The celebration will be unforgettable.
But tomorrow morning…
The sun will rise.
The crowds will go home.
The trophy will sit on a shelf.
And life will begin again.
Every trophy eventually asks the same question:
“Now what?”
I’ve come to believe the Back Nine of life isn’t about collecting more trophies…
It’s about investing in eternal treasures.
There comes a time when God invites us to retire from a J.O.B.
Not to retire from life…
But to retire into our purpose.
The world celebrates success.
Heaven celebrates significance.
Success asks,
“What did I accomplish?”
Significance asks,
“Whose life did I impact for Christ?”
One day every trophy will gather dust.
But every life pointed to Jesus…
Will last forever.
So whether you’re holding the Claret Jug…
Or simply beginning another Monday morning…
Keep your eyes on the prize that never fades.
Because the greatest victory isn’t crossing the 18th green with another trophy.
It’s hearing your Heavenly Father say,
“Well done, good and faithful servant.”
Until then…
Keep Swinging.
When Micah helped load and ship
our first 1000 In His Grip Golfer's Bibles I don't think he would have ever imagined that the (80) junior golfers at the @fcagolf Camp
with @tobymac this week would get one.
ATTENTION GOLF CLUBS
This September, golfers from across the country will gather at The Grove for the 2026 In His Grip Charity Golf Classic.
We’re inviting a select group of clubs to help build our Kingdom Legacy Auction by donating:
• A foursome at your club
Your generous gift will help fuel the Micah 6:8 Bible Fund, placing In His Grip Golfer’s Bibles into the hands of churches, FCA, junior golfers, and ministries across the country.
One donated round can help change a life through God’s Word.
“It is more blessed to give than to receive.” — Acts 20:35
Thank you for prayerfully considering this opportunity to make an eternal impact.
Community changes lives. Isolation steals them.
What a privilege to spend time with the men of our In His Grip Life Group at Chatham Hills Country Club in Westfield, Indiana.
Around this table were open Bibles, honest conversations, prayer, encouragement, and brothers sharpening one another. This is what biblical community looks like.
The enemy wants men to believe they have to fight life’s battles alone. But God designed us for fellowship. When men gather around His Word, walls come down, hope rises, and lives are changed.
If you’re walking alone today, don’t stay there.
Find your people. Open God’s Word. Pray together. Encourage one another.
Because the strongest men aren’t the ones who stand alone—they’re the ones who stand together.
“And let us watch out for one another to provoke love and good works, not neglecting to gather together… but encouraging each other.” — Hebrews 10:24–25
#InHisGrip #KeepSwinging #MensMinistry #LifeGroups #CommunityOverIsolation #FaithAndGolf #NoManWalksAlone