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I’ve spent my life around competition, discipline, and high-performance environments, all the way to the NFL. But the most powerful framework for winning at life didn’t come from a locker room. It came from watching how Jesus lived.
As we pattern our lives after him, we become who God called us to be, and we can then help others learn to live as his disciples.
Become aware of who God made you to be.
Believe what he called you to do.
Build the winning life he made you to live.
This isn't theory. It's practice.
The winning disciplines Jesus practiced every day
The three keys to winning at life
Training exercises that put winning into practice
Group questions that guide you to train alongside others
Scripture-based methods for hearing God and obeying his voice
A principled approach to sharing the winning message of Jesus with others
Motivated but confused
Busy but no results
Religion but no real relationship
Joy-filled discipline
Faith-filled impact
Spirit-filled living

Chip Pugh serves as the director of team development for the Tennessee Titans, where he trains players, coaches, and staff members in character and leadership development. In addition to this role, he also serves as the team chaplain for the Titans.
He is the co-founder of Be1Make1, a ministry that trains people to live and lead on mission for Jesus Christ, as well as the co-founder of Church for the Campus, a ministry dedicated to training and sending leaders to reach the campus through launching disciple-making churches.
As a certified strength and conditioning coach, he has spent much of his professional career training athletes, CrossFit competitors, and fitness enthusiasts. He has been an instructor in leadership development at Tennessee Tech University, where he also served as an FCA character coach to the athletic teams. In his athletic career, Chip competed as a football player at Ohio University, where he earned a master’s degree in coaching. He and his wife, Nicole, have two daughters, Rory Love and Reagan.


