Show me that you'll be here for me always, imagine we spend all of our days living free of judgement or fear or hate, It's never too late.
Sometimes we find ourselves curled up in the dark, unsure of what comes next. This song is about the transforming power of someone who meets us there—with love, kindness, and connection—and gives us the strength to hope, grow, and step toward the light.
“As parents and grandparents, we often feel responsible for fixing problems, offering solutions, or shielding our children from discomfort. Yet true connection may begin when we simply sit with them in their experience. Not as experts. Not as rescuers. As fellow human beings. … Connection is not built by having all the answers. It is built by being fully present.” - Mark Porteus
What if the key to stronger family relationships isn’t fixing your kids or grandkids—but changing yourself?
Roland Thompson opens the Warrior Heart Summit with “Why It Matters,” exploring the challenges facing men, families, and relationships—and why personal growth, greater awareness, and deeper connection are essential to becoming the men our families and communities need.
In Part Two of the Warrior Heart Summit, Chad Mitchell presents “Hope in a Tough World,” exploring how men can face life’s challenges with greater hope, purpose, and strength—and become a positive influence in their families and the lives of those around them.
In Part Three of the Warrior Heart Summit, Chris Bennett presents “Addiction and Heart,” exploring the deeper emotional struggles beneath addiction and the role that honesty, vulnerability, connection, and healing can play in recovery. His message offers hope for men and families seeking to break destructive patterns and move toward greater freedom and connection.
In Part Four of the Warrior Heart Summit, Lee Ostler presents “Connecting Across Generations,” exploring how parents and grandparents can build stronger relationships and greater influence through intentional connection. Drawing on GrandConnect principles, he challenges us to look first at ourselves and discover how listening, understanding, and meaningful presence can strengthen families for generations to come.
In Part Five of the Warrior Heart Summit, Kurt Francom presents “Awakening a Man’s Heart,” exploring what happens when men move beyond simply managing life and begin reconnecting with their deeper emotions, purpose, relationships, and identity. His message challenges men to become more emotionally aware, engaged, and intentional in the way they show up for themselves and the people they love.