: About Me

Writing has always been one of my biggest passions. From the time I was going through elementary school in both Arlington and Kennedale Texas, I can always remember coming up with a new story idea. At first this passion led me to college with a desire to graduate from Journalism school, this changed when I met my wife, Faith Kimberly Buck. Deciding that we wanted to get married, I stopped going to college for a while, only to take an entirely different course with my degree plan when I returned to college. For I had decided to follow my greatest pursuit, which was my relationship with Jesus Christ, so I went to Tyndale Theological Seminary at their Fort Worth location. Currently I hold a BA and an M.BS (Masters of Biblical Studies) from Tyndale Theological Seminary (Shreveport, LA) and work as the Associate Pastor of Arlington Community Church (Arlington, TX). Over the years I have come up with many ideas to write about either in the format of fiction or non-fiction, mostly with a Christian theme.

My passion is ...

Teaching, writing, and following Christ

I know too much about ...

Oil prices

My parents always told me ...

to do what I thought was right

My childhood ambition ...

Writer

My favorite memory ...

Getting married

Why I write ...

I love to use my imagination

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

I am currently reading "So Great A Salvation"

My first job ...

working with my father

My best moment ...

Bringing a child safely back from a canoe trip that went bad.

My inspiration ...

Life

Religion & Spirituality > Thoughts on God Is God an invention of man's mind or true being?

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No one would argue, at least I have not heard the argument that man is not the most dominating species on the planet. Granted, I have seen the article about the monkey in the zoo that likes to gather rocks when the zoo is closed and then throw them at people when the zoo is open. Many people champion such behavior as proof that monkeys can plan the same as people. That is as brilliant a realization as the Psychologists who have recently discovered that men and women are (dare I say it) different. Birds plan when they gather straw and other such items, I saw where one kind of bird began to ...

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