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AIRO “to impact the most influential athlete on each team for the cause of Christ”

09/14/2026

“Everything starts with your feet.” Wise words from Bo Nix

Foundation is everything. In football and in life.

Matthew 7:24-25 says, “Everyone then who hears these words of mine and does them is like a wise man who built his house on the rock. And the rain fell, and the floods came, and the winds blew and beat on that house, but it did not fall, because it had been founded on the rock.”

09/14/2026

AIRO, founded by Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix and his family, seeks to impact elite quarterbacks in a revolutionary manner— and is different than any other quarterback camp on the circuit.

Bands of brothers.AIRO athletes across the country playing for a higher purpose this season.
08/30/2026

Bands of brothers.

AIRO athletes across the country playing for a higher purpose this season.

July 30th. Proverbs chapter 30.Verses 15-16 say, “The leech has two daughters. ‘Give! Give!’ they cry. “There are three ...
07/31/2026

July 30th. Proverbs chapter 30.

Verses 15-16 say, “The leech has two daughters. ‘Give! Give!’ they cry. “There are three things that are never satisfied, four that never say, ‘Enough!’: the grave and the barren womb; land, which is never satisfied with water, and fire, which never says, ‘Enough!’

The Bible is full of verses that on the surface can be confusing. That’s why it is the Bible. It isn’t designed to be simple. However, it is an invitation to search further as we apply its message to our lives.

Sometimes that happens when we are together with others as we read and study. You know ‘iron sharpening iron. Other times we just need to dig and find God’s truths under the surface. So, what can we learn today from a leech with daughters, a womb, land and fire?

To be honest, the message is very simple: unchecked desires can be destructive to our lives. When we allow greed to enter...it always wants more. The two daughters are the two aspects of greed, demanding and consuming.
Never satisfied.

The grave always can take more bodies. A woman’s womb will always desire children. The earth is never satisfied with one spring shower. The fire consumes all that it touches.

So today... are we craving the things of God, or of this world? Can we be satisfied with what God has planned for our lives, or do we want what we see with others? Ever seen a fire out of control? Scary!

July 29th. Proverbs chapter 29.Verse 15 says, “A rod and a reprimand impart wisdom, but a child left undisciplined disgr...
07/29/2026

July 29th. Proverbs chapter 29.

Verse 15 says, “A rod and a reprimand impart wisdom, but a child left undisciplined disgraces its mother.”

One man said it this way: Discipline provides wisdom. A child left to himself brings shame. Discipline is a form of love.

I think I could go to any number of community parks and the percentage of parents who would agree with those three statements above, would be very small. We live in a world where being accountable and disciplining our children, is harder and harder to find. Discipline is a necessary tool for teaching children... and grown adults.

It provides structure, which we all need. “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and discipline.” (Proverbs 1:7) Bottom line... we grow when we are disciplined.

Children who are undisciplined is a recipe for failure. It creates a rough road ahead for them. It also is a formula for a disgraced mother in the long run. Nobody wants to have a disgraced mother.

In reality, discipline is an act of love. Parents who love their children, discipline with love. Coaches who love their players, discipline in love. The scriptures are very clear in the connection of discipline and love.

Simply put... “The Lord disciplines those He loves...” (Hebrews 12:6)

July 28th. Proverbs chapter 28.Verse 25 says, “The greedy stir up conflict, but those who trust in the Lord will prosper...
07/29/2026

July 28th. Proverbs chapter 28.

Verse 25 says, “The greedy stir up conflict, but those who trust in the Lord will prosper.”

Two words jump out to... greedy and prosper. Greedy is having an intense or selfish desire for something, like wealth or power. Anytime the word “selfish” is involved, it goes against what the Word tells us. It is the opposite of what Jesus stood for while on this earth. As a result, one can see where conflicts would rise up.

Whether in a family... at the workplace... and especially in a locker room or huddle. I want someone in my huddle that is thinking about those looking back at him, not one that is trying to put himself before others. The greatest leaders are servants. Ripple makers know the importance of lifting others up.

Prosper is to succeed, thrive, and grow strong.
The world wants you to frame that in terms of financial health. However, the Word tells us that our God will never let his children go without what they need.

In Luke it says our God will supply “all your needs according to His riches in glory.” The same book reminds us to not worry about what we will eat or drink, but instead seek the kingdom of God. A life lived for Him is prosperous. A life serving others, is prosperous. A life trusting that He is who He says He is, is prosperous. Stark contrast to most in our world.

Matter of fact, also in Luke, it says it is difficult for the rich to enter the kingdom of God. Not because money is bad... but the love of money is very dangerous. We tend to place it above our love of Him. Idolatry.

So... back to verse 25. Selfish people stir up conflict in families, organizations and huddles. However, when we TRUST in the Lord, He will take care of our families, organizations and even huddles. Which one are you? Ask your teammates if unsure.

07/28/2026

AIRO Golf Tournament 001 - thank you to everyone who is joining our mission to impact athletes across the country for the cause of Christ

July 27th. Proverbs chapter 27.Verse 17 says, “As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.”We are not made to...
07/27/2026

July 27th. Proverbs chapter 27.

Verse 17 says, “As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.”

We are not made to do life alone. We are not made to do life without any accountability. We don’t need a ‘yes man!’ We need to be sharpened.

We need someone who will challenge us. Someone who will hold us accountable. Someone who cares enough about us to tell us when we get off course.

When you watch someone ‘sharpen iron’, it is always against some other metal that is just as tough. Just as hard. The sparks are flying. Like iron.

We are no different. The only way we will be
‘sharpened’ for battle against the enemy, is when our rough edges are made smooth. Iron sharpens iron.

Join a small group. Get with someone who will study the Word with you. Grab a teammate, or two or three, and start meeting on a weekly basis. Learn from each other. Ask the tough questions. Lean on those who are wise... and willing to share truth.

Get those sparks flying!

July 26th. Proverbs chapter 26.Verse 11 says, “As a dog returns to its vomit, so fools repeat their folly.”Easy to under...
07/27/2026

July 26th. Proverbs chapter 26.

Verse 11 says, “As a dog returns to its vomit, so fools repeat their folly.”

Easy to understand. Easy to picture. Nothing but truth... clearly spoken. What animal would do this? Unpleasant enough to throw it up, but not bad enough to swallow it back down.

The same can be said of the fool. Why continue to make the same mistake again, yet expect a different outcome. When we do foolish things... repeatedly, are we not acting the same way as a dog? We hear the words, “what were you thinking?” Or, “did you expect it to end any other way?” Or maybe, “you’ve made your bed... now lie in it.”

To repeat a common phrase, “If you run with the dogs, you will come home smelling like the dogs.”

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