Two-Time World Heavyweight Boxing Champion George Foreman tells the story of his encounter with his most formidable opponent—the living God.

Long before he ever sold his famous grills, George Foreman had a unique place in American history. Foreman grew up troubled and poor in Houston, but the ninth grade dropout learned to box, eventually winning the gold medal at the 1968 games in Mexico City.

Then he turned pro, and in 1973, he knocked down the heavyweight champ, Joe Frazer, to win the crown. A year later, he lost his title to Mohammed Ali in the famous “Rumble in the Jungle” in Kinshasa, Zaire.

In 1977, in a comeback bout against Jimmy ... READ MORE!

The CEO Evangelist: How to Take Your Faith into the Workplace

by Mark L. Mathia, CEO
It seems like yesterday that I found myself in the startup phase of launching a new company. Driven by a desire for success and the freedom of self-employment, I left a comfortable job in a major corporation and embarked on a journey that has changed my life forever. As s student of business, I pursued my MBA and bounced up the corporate ladder, meeting each challenge with considerable ... READ MORE!

 New Man Trivia
Be a man—don’t look it up!

1) What religious leader is credited with inventing nine-pin bowling?
Choose Your Answer: A: Pope Leo XII, B: Martin Luther, C: Joseph Smith, D: Buddha
2) Which two gospels ANSWERS!