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04/10/2026 @kinsmenjournal meeting.

Incredibly grateful for this Godly brotherhood that helps support and equip influential men in our community. @resgentom brought a ton of wisdom and it was an honor to hear his message. And as usual, @joylightcoffee came in clutch with great coffee!

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It’s not lost on me that we get to flower for life’s most extraordinary moments! It’s continually an honor to do this work 🌸

We had the joy of designing for the non-profit @kinsmenjournal patron’s dinner. We transformed the riverside room @finleyfarmsmo into this magical, spring wonderland.

We heard everyone was talking about the flowers 🥰🤭🌷🌸

So grateful for this beautiful life 💖

@sostapko @eventfulrental
#finleyfarms #417weddings #ozarkmo #finleyfarmsmo
Ozark MO wedding and event florist, Springfield MO floral design

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Life Is Good 🫡

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If you’re in a season of waiting, wrestling, or wondering if you missed your moment, this clip is for you.

In this episode, @peterostapko of @kinsmenjournal shares the one thing he’d tell his younger self.

Not a shortcut.
Not a strategy.
Just a truth he’s lived his way into.

You may not see it yet, but there’s a cohesive narrative unfolding.

And you’re not behind.

→ Magic & Logic Ep. 002
→ Full episode in bio
→ Follow @magicandlogicpodcast for more clips like this

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It takes guts to pivot.

To climb the wrong mountain, realize it’s not where you want to be, and climb back down anyway.

In this clip, Peter Ostapko (@kinsmenjournal) shares what that looked like for him.

Leaving a secure career. Building something new. And learning (again) how to slow down.

There’s always more work to do.
But there’s also life to be lived.

→ Magic & Logic Ep. 002
→ Link in bio to listen
→ Follow @magicandlogicpodcast for more like this

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The Hebrew word for Kinsman is Go’el.

In a Jewish patriarchal society, the Go’el functioned as both the protector and guardian of the family, it was an implied sense of responsibility that ultimately meant being the kinsman-redeemer of one’s family as only the Go’el was able to restore and redeem the wrongs of the family line.

Another man came to earth to become our kinsman-redeemer, restoring what was perfect and previously broken.

This is the reason we celebrate this time of year.

This is why we do the work we were created to do.

I am so grateful for this message and proud to be a Kinsmen Partner and supporter of the work that Peter Ostapko is doing. @kinsmenjournal

Men - if you are looking for an incredible organization to support and be a part of, check out Kinsmen.org

#men #kinsmen #community

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No part of your inner-being is a mistake. Your strengths, your weaknesses, your wounds: God has a purpose for them. You can’t dial in to someone else’s purpose; you have to find your own and dial it in to God’s. Then, you’ll have a story worth telling, from a Savior worth following. This week’s episode with Peter Ostapko of @kinsmenjournal has so much wisdom to share.

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What happens when men finally find a space to show up as their true selves? In this episode, Tony talks with Peter Ostapko, founder of Kinsman, about modern masculinity, purpose, and the power of authentic brotherhood.

They dive into:
🤝 Why so many men feel disconnected from identity and purpose
🔥 How Kinsman helps men find community and belonging
🗣️ The importance of adapting how we communicate as leaders
🌿 Creating environments where men feel safe and engaged
❤️ How women can support their husbands’ spiritual growth

If you’re longing for deeper connection—or want to better understand the men in your life—this conversation will encourage you to embrace vulnerability, seek community, and lead from your truest self.

🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts!

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The gratitude I have for this family goes beyond words. I am so very grateful to know them, to know the fullness of their hearts and the distance they will go to share the love of the Lord with His people. God blessed me the season that I met them all through Baseball and I will forever be thankful for their friendship. @sostapko
And to add some fun I just can’t help it…
“They do look like they all been carved out of cream cheese.” -Mrs Clairee in Steel Magnolias 🌸

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There’s a story I haven’t shared much publicly.

When I lost my 3 year old brother, everything I believed about life and faith was shattered. 
For years, I avoided the pain because I didn’t know what to do with it. 
But eventually, I learned something I’ll never forget: Pain doesn’t mean you’re broken.

It means you’re human.

That loss changed me—it gave me perspective, empathy, and a deeper purpose.

And it taught me the hardest truth of all: even when life hurts, you are enough.

If you’ve ever carried loss, I hope this reminder finds you when you need it most.

🎙️ Watch the full conversation on The Tyler Dickerhoof Show — link in bio.

#FaithPodcast #TylerDickerhoofShow #PurposeThroughPain #GriefAndHealing #YouAreEnough #FaithInHardTimes #ChristianMen #SpiritualGrowth #LeadershipPodcast #HealingJourney #MenOfFaith

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Most men don’t talk about it.
 But many of us are quietly drowning.

We carry the weight of family, business, faith, and leadership—yet have few places where we can just be men.

When I spoke with Peter Ostapko, he said something that hit me hard: Men need spaces where they can drop the armor and be honest.

Because underneath the strength, most of us are tired. 
Not weak—tired.

Brotherhood doesn’t fix you. It reminds you you’re not alone. 
And sometimes that’s the thing that saves you.

🎙️ Watch the full conversation with Peter Ostapko on The Tyler Dickerhoof Show — link in bio.

#brotherhood #mensmentalhealth #tylerdickerhoofshow #faithpodcasts #christianmen #authenticcommunity #leadershipgrowth #menoffaith #faithandleadership

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What if the real miracle of the early church wasn’t the supernatural moments we read about… but the way they loved?

When I sat down with Peter Ostapko, founder of Kinsmen, we talked about what Christianity looked like before it became complicated.
 There were no big productions.

No celebrity pastors.

No walls between people.

Just men and women who chose to love one another so radically that it changed everything around them.

Somewhere along the way, we replaced presence with performance.
 We built stages but lost connection. 
We built programs but forgot people.

Maybe the miracle we need to rediscover isn’t power—it’s love.

🎙️ Watch the full conversation with Peter Ostapko on The Tyler Dickerhoof Show — link in bio.

#tylerdickerhoofshow #faithpodcast #peterostapko #Christianity #brotherhood #churchculture #faithandleadership #authenticfaith #leadershipwithheart

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