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Course Corrections
The first course correction came when i left my job of fourteen years at the end of january to embark on a new journey that I felt GOD was calling me on. I heard HIM call me, and i've continued to hear HIM call me since my early years in high school. There were seasons of my life when things weren't panning out that i began to doubt. I even got to the point of telling myself that i made up that story in high school because i wanted to be something that i wasn't. But even then, GOD never...
kick in the teeth (Guest Post)
The following is a guest post by my awesome wife, Elise: So I was driving home today and saw two men on two separate corners, both holding signs that said "broke, hungry". My initial thought was that I should just drive on past. I mean, they had to have done something to get themselves in this mess, right? They both were young, looked able to work, and aside from being dirty, seemed to be dressed well enough. My next thought, as I drove by, was that they were probably on drugs or into some...
I’n ‘tuck (Guest Post)
Guest Post by Linda Nance. I love watching children play! Their innocence and imagination are refreshing – especially, as they learn about the world around them. I recently had the privilege of watching my youngest grandson, Isaiah. Isaiah is a typical 2-year old little boy. He can play with just about anything and have a BIG time enjoying even simple pleasures. In this instance, he was playing with a cardboard box that his daddy had taped together for packing. I watched as Isaiah climbed in...
Growing Pains (Guest Post)
Guest post from my wife and best friend, Elise: Over the past few years, there have been many times when I've felt like God couldn't possibly have my best interest at heart. If He did, why didn't I get this promotion, or why didn't this happen, or whatever. I have always been the type to stuff my emotions, pretend like I'm fine, and try to move forward. Only behind closed doors do I admit that it hurts and that I'm not as brave as I pretend to be. I've even gone as far as to avoid being alone...





