“A man’s heart prepares his route, but the Lord directs his feet,” says Tom Selleck, claiming that he owes everything to Jesus

All of these qualities belong to Tom Selleck. He is well-known, well adored, and has reached the top of his profession while maintaining his true “good-guy” status.

However, beneath all the flash and glamour, all the popularity and influence, there is a modest man who attributes his success to his faith and life of dedication to the Lord above.

Selleck was an enthusiastic basketball player when he graduated from high school and went on to play for the University of Southern California. But when acting took over his life in his last year, he decided to drop out of school to focus more on it. He eventually signed a contract with Twentieth Century Fox, but he had no idea how it would alter the course of his life.

Unfortunately, the world and its ways succeeded in getting him to focus on another task. After joining the American Army, Selleck served from 1967 until 1973 in the California National Guard.

The greatest test of his dedication came when he went back to Hollywood. In many respects, being fired and losing his job caused Selleck to reassess his long-term ambitions and aims.

Tom Selleck, being Tom Selleck, would obviously not let something like that get in his way. As soon as he successfully pulled himself back into competition, his career really started to take off. He ascribes his good fortune to one person.

The Lord directs a man’s steps, not his heart, according to Selleck. Therefore, submit to God’s mighty hand so that he can raise you up when the time is right.

I work very hard to act ethically because it’s crucial to my stability right now, he stated.

“The unrestrained instincts of the past are celebrated in this day and age. I work with gifted children, gang children, underprivileged children, and gifted children, and all of them have an unbelievable feeling of entitlement. At age 16, they do not celebrate obtaining the right to drive. They anticipate an automobile. A significant disparity exists.

All of these qualities belong to Tom Selleck. He is well-known, well adored, and has reached the top of his profession while maintaining his true “good-guy” status.

However, beneath all the flash and glamour, all the popularity and influence, there is a modest man who attributes his success to his faith and life of dedication to the Lord above.

Selleck was an enthusiastic basketball player when he graduated from high school and went on to play for the University of Southern California. But when acting took over his life in his last year, he decided to drop out of school to focus more on it. He eventually signed a contract with Twentieth Century Fox, but he had no idea how it would alter the course of his life.

Unfortunately, the world and its ways succeeded in getting him to focus on another task. After joining the American Army, Selleck served from 1967 until 1973 in the California National Guard.

The greatest test of his dedication came when he went back to Hollywood. In many respects, being fired and losing his job caused Selleck to reassess his long-term ambitions and aims.

Tom Selleck, being Tom Selleck, would obviously not let something like that get in his way. As soon as he successfully pulled himself back into competition, his career really started to take off. He ascribes his good fortune to one person.

The Lord directs a man’s steps, not his heart, according to Selleck. Therefore, submit to God’s mighty hand so that he can raise you up when the time is right.

I work very hard to act ethically because it’s crucial to my stability right now, he stated.

“The unrestrained instincts of the past are celebrated in this day and age. I work with gifted children, gang children, underprivileged children, and gifted children, and all of them have an unbelievable feeling of entitlement. At age 16, they do not celebrate obtaining the right to drive. They anticipate an automobile. A significant disparity exists.