June 2019

Error: Cannot Discern

Originally published April 16, 2012 A parse error when working in computer science and code programming is basically when code, that is imported, does not translate to the receiving program. Just like when we, as Christians, try to witness to someone about the Gospel, about a mission trip, about a path God is leading us […]

Error: Cannot Discern Read More »

Freedom versus Captivity

Originally published October 9, 2011 It’s amazing that a tangible, inanimate item can sometimes carry such a negative connotation, how it can become a symbol of a difficult or unhappy time in your life. In my case it is a building. A building that, to look at it, now brings about a sense of relief

Freedom versus Captivity Read More »

Heart of Urgency

Originally published on October 6, 2011 Holding pattern. This has been my life recently. Several areas of my life were all placed in wait mode by God. I now realize that I do not function well in wait mode, as my typical response is to throw myself into another area to avoid thinking about what

Heart of Urgency Read More »

True Joy

Originally published May 30, 2011 I’ve done a lot of reflecting since returning home from a mission trip to a third world country. Reentering my reality was nothing like I expected. I expected relief to be home, happiness to be back to the lifestyle to which I am accustomed and a feeling of comfort and

True Joy Read More »

Flowers in Dormancy

Originally published April 24, 2011 While driving through a Central American country, one of the first things I noticed was the dried up vegetation and dustiness of the land. Although we were told that in merely a few weeks the vegetation would be green and lush, it currently looked brown and dormant. It was a

Flowers in Dormancy Read More »

Crossroads

Originally published March 6, 2011 I have come to realize that my life, as I know it, is crumbling. There is an earthquake occurring in my life right now and everything is being shaken to its foundation. Not that every building is crashing, but somehow you tend to only notice those that are. Now, I

Crossroads Read More »