Does character really matter? In this talk, Craig Glass defines true character as living from internal convictions—not external expectations—and shows how everyday choices shape our legacy: one conviction (“my life is not all about me”) and two commitments (principles we believe in, people we care about).

Mark 12:30, 31 makes it clear that God has designed all humans with heart (emotions), soul (spirit), mind (intellect), and strength (physicality.) In his mysterious mercy, God allows us to be broken so that he can bring about redemption. Listen to Craig's extremely personal story of brokenness and redemption.

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