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"Did you not know that I must be about My Father’s business?" (Luke 21:49b NKJV)

Growing up I would often work at my dad's big and tall store for extra money and would learn my father's sound business practices. It was here that my father also invested in teaching me sound spiritual practices as well.  My dad was a devoted man of God, oftentimes reminding me that our purpose on earth did not only include selling suits.  He would play christian music throughout the store, offer advice and usually give the customer a little something "extra," even if they did not buy anything. I watched several testimonies unfold from the linoleum counters of the cashier station and witnessed grown men breakdown with tears in their eyes as my dad would lovingly remind them Who laid down their life and why.  I watched dry bones resurrect and the first become humbled. And while I was young and would have my own story of rebellion and dysfunction, I never forgot the impact it had on so many lives, and later the oxygen it would bring to mine, I have pictures of my dad in the office, with his favorite Scriptures quoted beneath. Everyday, as I come and go, the words stand as a stark reminder of what we are really here for. 

I did not follow in the family business of selling clothes but I did, nonetheless, start my business from the dusty corners of my garage which required a drive, like my earthly father's, that could not be manufactured and is one only delivered from the hands of our Creator. Being a business owner is not for the faint of heart. It requires discipline, passion, a motor that doesn't quit and a willingness to be last in line. There are many months I willingly forgo pay in order to bless another. My family is the most important thing this side of Jesus and while I do make sure their basic needs are met, it is only after a tithe to the storehouse of God that my house sees any monetary gain. My employees and their families are next in line and the separation of the fish and bread is no different. My customers run a neck and neck race with the personnel in my office. Washing their feet is the mission and anything less gets a pass.  My daily routine involves literally hitting my knees in the morning and in the evening, praising and thanking the Lion of Judah for His goodness and His agape love for me. It is in these moments that I humbly ask God to put me in the position of a completely poured out drink offering. I pray that I'm becoming less and He is becoming more. I pray for the peace that transcends all understanding as the back of the line draws near and I also pray for the strength to push the least of these to the front.  Honoring the risen King on and off the field is my commitment. 

The story of Jesus as a young man teaches a profound truth for life (and business); leaders listen, learn, serve and sacrifice. With over 25 years of sales and customer service experience in the Oil and Gas Industry and sound spiritual truths learned early and practiced long, Trey, the Assunto family, and the War Horse Industrial family are called and equipped to serve.