There are many reasons why I am married to my wife, Leah. Here is an example of one. Leah is one of the most compassionate people I know. She channels that compassion into wonderful acts of service and love. She genuinely seeks ways to make life better for people. She once led the food service... Continue Reading →
Why I Am Not A Dad Blogger
I am a parent but I hardly write about parenting. I am a husband but I hardly write about marriage. I hold a managerial job but I haven't mentioned leadership on this blog. I am a member of a church but I barely mention church. I am a citizen of a democracy but I avoid... Continue Reading →
What Marriage Has Taught Me About Growing Up
This week we celebrated Valentine's Day. I am very thankful for my beautiful and loving wife, Leah. We have been married for 19 years. Marriage is a great testing ground for our growth in Christlikeness. Here are a few things I have learned about Growing Up through the experience of marriage: Anger needs to be... Continue Reading →
Marriage Conferences Are About Christlikeness
Many people fail to realize that how you live your life as a Christian is important to God. Sure, they understand what a Christian looks like from a cultural stand point but what about what a Christian looks like interpersonally and intrapersonally. As someone who is concerned about other Christians becoming Christlike, I have grown... Continue Reading →
Good Words
Article: Perhaps Atheist are not as rational as they would have us believe. Study: Outdoor activity does more for mental and emotional health than activity indoors. YouTube: Interest in Gospel Music is on the rise. Blog: Jan Johnson describes how marriage and family help combat selfishness. Tweet: @donmilleris Long line at airport security. A TSA worker... Continue Reading →