Every man is leaving a mark — on his kids, his wife, his friends, the guys who watch how he lives — whether he means to or not. In this solo teaching episode, Jay unpacks one uncomfortable, freeing truth: your legacy isn’t the monument you build at the end of your life. It’s the imprint you’re pressing into people right now, like a handprint in wet cement. And the cement is setting. We’ll talk about why presence beats provision, why the deepest marks get left on ordinary days, how to leave a mark you’ve actually received, and the grace that re-pours the slab when you’ve left the wrong print. Centered on 2 Corinthians 3 and the heart of the new book MARKED: Men Who Leave an Imprint.Plus: MARKED is out now — we put it free into the hands of over 300 dads at The Family Church this Father’s Day, and it’s just $0.99 on Kindle through July 31 in honor of America’s 250th birthday. And stick around for the invitation to The Lasting Legacy Journey — a 12-month brotherhood that ends with an all-expenses-paid weekend at Lake Ouachita in 2027. Details at jaysmiler.com/legacyjourney.

The whole world is showing up for the 2026 World Cup—and they're falling in love with America. The food. Free refills. Costco. Sam's. Texas Roadhouse bread with that cinnamon butter. Things you walk right past every single day.Here's the gut-check: what you're closest to is often what you neglect. It's called familiarity. And if you're not careful, it doesn't just hit your refills—it hits your wife. Your kids. The people sleeping under your own roof.People are crossing oceans to fall in love with what you've stopped noticing.So here's the assignment: treat the ones closest to you like they're worth traveling around the world for. Because they are.🎙️ Full episode of Culture and Calling on The Legacy Builders Podcast. The Full Episode Drops June 29th, 2026▶️ youtube.com/@pastorjaymiller🌐 jaysmiller.com#CultureAndCalling #LegacyBuilders #WorldCup2026 #Familiarity #MarriageMatters #Fatherhood #Discipleship #PastorJayMiller

On this segment, I talk about why GEN Z is Fearful of making a Marriage Commitment. Our Generation has MARKED them. How, Because we LEFT. They watched mom/dad leave each other. They are now protecting themselves. The average Gen Z gets married at 31 yrs old. Compared to all past generations - That age of marriage is the highest in history.