Dreading Church Sucks
Shortly after cancer, chemo, and starting a small business I deveolped anxiety, in addition to the depression I have battle off and on my whole life. Not the, “I am worried about things that...
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Introducing Church Social – The web app for reformed churches
Introducing Church Social – The web app for reformed churches Recently, I began helping to manage my church’s website. Things like keeping the content up-to-date, maintaining the sermon archive, adding new events, and the...
I Started My Business For The Wrong Reasons
Why did you start your business? When people ask me that question, I often respond with, “So I could spend more time with my family while providing for them.” Or, “So I could work...
Two Years Ago Today.
2 years ago today, I walked out of the Chemotherapy Room at the BC Cancer agency for the last time. As I sit here having quiet time, on this beautiful fall morning, I...
You’re Always Busy
“You’re always busy.” It was 830pm; I had my nose in my phone answering an email from a client. My 12 year old daughter needed to ask me something… “I’m busy.” As she turned...
How Do We Fix Our Evangelistic Apathy?
In my 20 or so years of adulthood, I have spent 8 years, give or take, on Evangelism or Home Mission Committees. In the beginning I actively sought out to be on these committees....
Stressed and Blessed.
Some people expressed concern over my last post. That I was in a dark place, that I may walk away from all we’ve built in such a short time. So I thought I would...
2 Years of Cancer, Depression and A New Road.
I am coming up on the two year anniversary of my cancer diagnosis. I wish I could say that I am cured, but I can’t. I am technically declared to have “no clinical evidence of...
The Fruit of the Spirit of Social Media
As Christians, most of us can recite the verse which describes the fruit of the Spirit. Many of us even know what book and verse it is! Galatians 5:22-23. So what is the fruit...
Running For Jacob…and Uncle Jack, and Tania, and Pastor Ken, and…me…and you.
As most of you know, I am a cancer survivor. The scary thing is that 40 years ago, my diagnosis would have been a death sentence, as there were no treatments developed. But through...
