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Q3: Charlotte, North Carolina
Q4: Regional Sales Manager for Karl Storz Endoscopy of America
Q5: Susie Wells
Q6: We have a blended family. Susie and I both lived through divorces and we have 7 children between us.
I have 3 sons, Cameron 23, Phillip 21, Preston 18.
Susie has an adopted son Kyle 21, Ashley 18, Amanda 17 and Amy 16.
My oldest son has a daughter , she is 2 1/2 and her name is Indali.
Q7: I traveled with Youth Aflame for one year, and I can't recall much from that year at all.
I do remember Gordon telling a group of youth majors that "if God was calling you to be a youth pastor, you would not be able to do anything else." At that point in my life, that was a very liberating statement. The next year I walked on to the Liberty Baseball team and developed some very close spiritual friendships.
Gordon's comment sent me in another direction.
Q8: I didn't know Gordon very well. I worked in sound and we were always crawling around on the floor somewhere and not mingling much. I regret not having a chance to get to know Gordon better.
I came to Liberty without a dime and I would have never been able to stay if it wasn't for Gordon's generosity with a scholarship.
Q9: I would say that going through a divorce is the single most significant thing that God has used. That event developed an intense desire for an intimate relationship with Christ.
50% of the population is divorced and what Satan intended for bad God has used for Good!
I took almost 15 years for me to be able to write that last sentence and embrace it.
Q10: The most significant thing that I have learned since college.
Life is not about Heartache, and life is not about Happiness, but it is about looking for opportunities to please our Lord and Savior each day.
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