In The Beginning

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Hi there. Thank you so much for taking a chance. You could have clicked on many other sites, read a book, played a video game, watched an episode, taken a nap, gone to the gym, or many other alternatives. You, however, are visiting this site. I sure hope you are not disappointed and feeling like you have wasted a precious moment of time. Time, after all, is precious. Johnathan Edwards once remarked that time is our most precious resource because once it passes, you can never get it back.

This marks the beginning of my own journey where I strive to make an impact in the world through the Gospel of Jesus Christ. You’ll come to learn more about me in time, right here, where I will share personal struggles that I have experienced in my own walk with the Lord. My journey is filled with insights, reflections, and lessons learned along the way, and I invite you to join me as I navigate these waters. You’ll quickly discover that my walk with the Lord began when I was 37 years old (not too long of a discovery, now was that?). It was a pivotal moment in my life that opened my eyes to new possibilities and deeper understandings.

Like anything new, we will experience some setbacks; okay, maybe lots of setbacks. The road is not always smooth, and there will be moments of doubt, confusion, and even frustration. But, with an attitude of excellence and perseverance, we will overcome. After all, the need is great. What need, you may ask, and I’m glad you did. Go to the “Why we exist” page to find out more. This page will offer insights into the motivations driving this journey and the passion behind sharing the Gospel. Together, we can explore how our lives can be enriched and transformed through faith, understanding, and community. Thank you for being part of this experience, and I look forward to sharing this meaningful journey with you.

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