I had given it to God and taking it back a hundred times.

I mean, I tell Jesus in the morning how much I trust him.

And that night I'm kicking down the door with a gun in one hand and a knife and another

and some crack house going in looking for my daughter and taking matters into my own hands.

And I did that many, many, many times over 13 years.

So one morning, I get up very early.

It's like three in the morning and I'm doing my quiet time and I just feel the Holy Spirit present.

And I just, I said, God, I've spent 30 years trying to save my daughter.

And it's been me on my own strength with my own skills, making all the mistakes I could possibly make. And everything I've done is not only not helped, it's made matters worse. God, I just, I hand this to you. She's your daughter more than mine. And one day I'm taking her son to school. I drop them off. I notice my wife's car is almost out of gas. I pull in, I fill up, and I'm leaving, and I get this powerful message, go to the car next to you. I'm like, yeah, no, I'm not going to do that. Go to the car next to you. Now, I hadn't seen my daughter in eight months. Like, I hadn't seen her, talk to her, nothing. I get this powerful message. I put it in park.

I go stand next to the car. It's a sports car, so I'm like towering above it. I'm just waiting to get shot, basically, because it's got black-tended windows I can't see in. And finally, the window goes down just about an inch, and somebody leans up and says, can I help you? and I lean down to talk to him and my daughter is asleep in the passenger side of the car. Oh, my gosh. Wow. Welcome to the aggressive life.

You know, none of us have an easy, simple story.

Some of the people who seem to have everything going well in a direction, have pains and pressure points and curveballs that hit him on the side of the head all of the time. That's kind of the story with our guest today, who has gone through hell,

and he's helping other people come out of their hell. His name is Scott McClellan.

Some would call him a Renaissance man, a man you can't really pigeonhole in a specific place. He spent 25 years as the CEO of a billion dollar

healthcare companies. He's led thousands of employees. He's kind of done this CEO thing and enjoyed certain blessings and opportunities that only people in that sort of strata can.

And, and he has had some really, really hard, hard times with his family and around health. You know, studies, studies show that if we don't

have a tight community, we're not going to be healthy. And then when we are physically unhealthy,

not having a tight community is going to help make it hard for us to actually heal from our

difficulties we have. Scott's got some insights on that.

He's well traveled.

He's got a lot of good stuff going on.

Welcome to the aggressive life.

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