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THINK WELL
LIVE BOLDLY

Revolution of Man equips you to think well and live boldly today for the generations of tomorrow.

DISCLAIMER:
“Naught have I gotten but what I received;
Grace hath bestowed it when I have believed;
Boasting excluded, pride I abase;
I’m only a sinner, saved by grace!”
– JAMES MARTIN GRAY (1907) –

PERSONAL MISSION STATEMENT:
I will live my life with integrity and run the race set before me with every ounce of strength – so that my family, team and greater world will see Jesus Christ reflected in my life.
To this end, I will NEVER quit!

BIOGRAPHY

Lance Cashion is a Fort Worth, Texas native and is the Founder and CEO of the Forge Room Foundation. From 2014 – 2023, he served as Local Outreach Pastor at a church in Fort Worth where he oversaw domestic outreach initiatives and strategic partnerships. Prior to entering full time ministry in 2014, Lance owned a private wealth management firm and an insurance agency. He also served as the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and Vice President of Marketing at one of the largest privately owned insurance agencies in the country. In addition, Lance enjoyed a successful career in the electronic music industry as an artist, label owner, radio host, and event promoter. Lance brings unmatched creative energy, entrepreneurial spirit, strategic mindset, and passion into the ministry domain.

Lance received his degree in Anthropology from Rollins College (B.A.). He is a commissioned Colson Fellow – focusing on worldview, cultural analysis, and applied apologetics. Lance was awarded the Charles W. Colson Medal in May of 2022 for his pioneering efforts launching Colson Fellows programs in the local church. He served as director of a Church Affiliate and Fort Worth Regional Cohort.

Lance is passionate about helping fellow Christians think clearly, articulate a biblical worldview, and fulfill their mission through serving others and sharing the Gospel of the Kingdom.

Lance is a writer and podcaster on worldview and culture topics through revolutionofman.org. On Substack, he writes about prayer and deeper theological reflections. He speaks and teaches on a wide range of topics from culture, worldview, public theology, and apologetics to human trafficking, pro-life issues, and biblical leadership.

Lance serves on the Tarrant County 5 Stones Taskforce Steering Committee and several nonprofit advisory boards. His commitments to combating exploitation of the vulnerable and ending modern-day slavery have taken him to Northern Iraq and opened up direct communications with the White House. He also serves on Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s “Governor’s Response Against Child Exploitation (GRACE)” initiative. Lance spoke at the JUST Conference and was invited by Dr. Ben Carson to join American Cornerstone Institute’s (ACI) “Life Coalition” as an advisor in 2022. In addition, he has prayed with Dr. Ben Carson and pastors from around the country at ACI’s National Day of Prayer on two occasions.

Lance and his wife have two children and one rescue dog. He enjoys evenings with his family in the country, ranching, hunting, swimming, kickboxing, intercessory prayer, and reading on a wide range of topics. He serves as an elder at King’s Cross Fellowship in Ft. Worth.

All of this by God’s grace and for His glory.

>> Read Lance’s testimony here…

>> CONTACT LANCE

“You can’t make a difference in the world unless you are DIFFERENT from the world”

– Dr. Jack Graham

Education and Advisory Boards

Education

Avon Old Farms School (1993) – Avon, CT (High School)

Rollins College (1998) – Winter Park, FL (Maj. Anthropology / Min. Australian Studies)

University of Sydney (1996) – Sydney, Australia (Study Abroad)

Colson Fellow (Commissioned 2020)

Advisory Boards and Councils

Freedom Shield Foundation

IronCenturion

Texas Governor’s Response Against Child Exploitation (GRACE)

UnBound – North Texas

UnBound – Europe

5 Stones Foundation

Tarrant County 5 Stones Taskforce Steering Committee

American Cornerstone Institute – Life Coalition

The NET – Fort Worth

Generosity Fort Worth

Avon Old Farms National Council & Class Ambassdor

Texas ProLife Network (co-founder)

More about my life

I am passionate about loving and leading my family well. They are my primary mission field. I am also passionate about helping people find their mission and God’s calling on their lives. I believe that we are created for action.

I am always up for a good challenge and love the seemingly impossible. I like it when the odds are stacked against me.

I’ve lived an interesting life. By God’s grace and protection, I am still here. I should be dead. Read about the in-breaking of God into my life here…

Over my lifetime, I’ve struggled with depression, anger, learning challenges, fractured relationships, drug, alcohol abuse, and suicidal thoughts. I’m a post-abort. When I was much younger, I got a young woman pregnant and I chose to end the life of my unborn child.  I’ve lied and hurt people around me. I was an immature male following my own selfish desires. I was in bondage to those desires. I am recovering from my self-centeredness. I take responsibility for the decisions I’ve made.

None of those experiences define me. Yes, they are a part of my journey. But, they do not define who I am today. I am defined by my creator who had a plan and purpose for my life. Like Saul’s conversion on the road to Damascus, God transformed a murderer to a missionary.

How the heck did a guy like me end up on staff at a church?

In 2014, I was minding my own business running a wealth management firm and marketing company when the Executive Pastor at my church contacted me to discuss my ‘calling’. I believed my calling was to serve the Lord and reach people through my businesses. I enjoyed volunteering and leading our church’s ForLife Initiative ministry.  But, God had other plans for my future.

After wrestling with the idea, I entered full-time ministry in May of 2014 at Christ Chapel Bible Church serving as Local Outreach Pastor and Director.  It is the most challenging and exciting work I’ve undertaken in my entire life. My ministry area is the entire United States. Although most of my work is focused in Texas.

I have the privilege of friendships with a wide spectrum of folks from all over the world. Those experiencing homelessness as well as government officials, US Congressman, military special operators, law enforcement and big-time movie producers. Rich or poor, black, white, asian, middle eastern, liberal, conservative, Christian, Yazidi, Muslim, Jewish or atheist – I count many as respected friends and colleagues. I may not agree with their views but, they are image-bearers of God. I respect their human dignity and their views. I am compassionate without compromising my witness to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Living on mission is about engagement with people who hold different worldviews.

I am a serial entrepreneur. My entrepreneurial spirit spills into my ministry.

Over the years, I’ve worked in the music business. I’ve worked health insurance industry. I own an independent wealth management and financial planning firm and an insurance marketing firm. I launched my first business when I was 13 years old working as a DJ for my friends’ parties. Since then, I’ve launched several businesses.  Therefore, I understand the difficulties business owners and entrepreneurs face.

I was a professional DJ for nearly two decades. I’ve played all over North America including some of the most historical clubs and venues in the world. I’ve owned record labels and promotion companies. I’ve released music on various labels, managed a hand full of artists, opened clubs, overseen sound and light installations and hosted two radio shows. I was immersed in this world for many years. Definitely, not the healthiest of lifestyles.

Along the journey, I made many longtime friends. To this day, I love electronic music – when I hear a tune created by a friend, I’m hoisted back to the times we shared. Today, the studio is a hobby and a creative outlet for me.  I love tinkering with sounds and music.

Getting inside my head…

Creating electronic music has also taught me how to solve problems, complete complex tasks and learn to concentrate.  I’ve learned working within a digital audio workstation environment my Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD) is either arrested or somehow leveraged for hours.  I do not know the science behind this.  However, its the only environment where I am able to concentrate for long periods of time.  This practice has trained my brain to be able to focus longer in other areas and problem-solve.

I am a ‘big-picture’ strategic thinker with mild dyslexia. God has blessed me with ‘learning disabilities’ to allow my brain to make global connections between seemingly unrelated issues to create solutions to problems or create structures. It can be described as “Interconnected Reasoning”.

“[This type of dyslexic] Combines perspectives and techniques gained from different disciplines or backgrounds. Or they’re multiple specialists. Their work history is unusually varied. Often these individuals draw the comment that they can see connections that other people haven’t seen before.” – Brock Eide (The Dyslexic Advantage)

Another aspect is “Spatial Reasoning”. I am able to imagine things in 3-D. I believe writing and listening to music helps me put pieces together in my mind in three dimension.  This has translated into my work and ministry.  I see (imagine) problems, systems and/or strategies in 3D.  This ‘disability‘ enables me to build narratives, write, create short films and communicate with others as well.

In the final analysis, all of these aspects of my life experience make up how God created me for His Glory.  It’s not about me, its about God.  Whatever I have. All that I am was created and given to me by God.  Therefore, I try to be an instrument in His mighty hands to accomplish His purposes for my life.

“… Let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.” (Matthew 5:16)

My faith journey… The Story of the a little boy and a little lady

Poem: The Trade

The sinful life that held me down, I traded for a golden crown.
It was not I who won the race, but the one who set the pace.
His eternal hand pierced my heart, my blood I did not bleed.
Upon a cross on Calvary’s hill, my Savior bled for me.
-Lance Cashion 2013

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“The biggest thing in my life is that God loves me. And God has done something through Christ on the cross that brings forgiveness and peace with God. It gives me a certainty and meaning for the future.”

John Lennox

Professor of Mathematics (emeritus) at the University of Oxford and Fellow in Mathematics and the Philosophy of Science at Green Templeton College, Oxford

“The leadership that really matters is all about conviction. The leader is rightly concerned with everything from strategy and vision to team building, motivation, and delegation. But at the center of the true leader’s heart and mind, you will find convictions that drive and determine everything else.”
Albert Mohler