In a world that challenges faith, family, and masculinity, what does it mean to stand firm? In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad Lacefield delivers a message that every Christian man needs to hear — a call to rise in faith-filled leadership, live with discipline, and lead your family with purpose.

Drawing from Scripture and his message at a recent men’s conference, Chad unpacks the pillars of godly leadership and how men can build an unshakable foundation that impacts generations. He shares personal stories of faith, fatherhood, and legacy while breaking down how identity, vision, and self-control align to create the life God designed for you.

This episode will encourage you to become a man of excellence — rooted in God’s Word, consistent in daily habits, and committed to protecting the people and purpose He’s placed in your care.

You’ll hear:

• Why identity comes before discipline in building Christian character and confidence
• How vision gives direction for your marriage, fatherhood, and business
• The role of self-control in protecting your faith, home, and mental resilience
• What it means to practice daily spiritual discipline through prayer and Scripture
• How to lead with excellence and model Biblical manhood in a modern world

Legacy Takeaway:
Faithful leadership starts with daily discipline. When you renew your mind, live with vision, and lead with self-control, you don’t just build success — you build a family legacy anchored in faith and excellence.

Conversation Starter:
Ask yourself: Where in my life do I need to sharpen my focus, grow in discipline, and lead more intentionally?

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