52 Godly Men : Men of Today Teaching the Men of Tomorrow

Happy Saturday everyone! Not that today is a holiday or anything, but I had a good day today, and I can’t wait to start sharing about it. And as always, I’ll start at the beginning. Because Dad is an ISP man, he got to meet some computer geeks this morning, and talk with them about servers, and voice-over IP, and a bunch of other stuff. I went with him, and learned some more about computer language. … Read entire article »

Well, my vacation is officially halfway over. Yesterday morning Dad and I bid adieu to France, after a week and a half of good times, and drove to the airport. There, we left on a plane going to Istanbul, Turkey, and then boarded another aircraft headed for Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. The flights were a different experience for us after riding on Delta and Air France airlines all the time. Both planes were part of Turkish airlines, and … Read entire article »

There are many beautiful things I’ve seen in my life, like the outer Hebrides in Scotland, or the Cherohala skyway in North Carolina. However, today I saw something that surpassed even those two experiences. But let’s catch up to this morning first before you find out what was so awe-inspiring that I saw. As you recall, Dad and I took yesterday and visited Paris, mainly Notre Dame. Today we returned to the city of lights, … Read entire article »

Well, it’s been over two months since I finished my last week in the 52 godly men experience. As I look back on the various weeks and good times that I had, I see that each one gave me a unique insight on knowing God, marriage, or just simply living life itself. I know I miss anticipating each week’s new visit, and the excitement and profoundness that it brings to my life as well. But still, even though I may not be getting the hands-on experience that each new adventure held, I’m learning about life in my everyday encounters with dilemmas, choices, and other people. When I was still in the midst of my journey, I thought that when I finally finished, I would feel more at ease and less rushed. … Read entire article »