
Technical Architect
A Christ-follower, husband, father, and WordPress Developer with Forum One.
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Enjoying My Clean Desk
I took time over the holidays to finally get my desk, and office, cleaned up after being a mess for over a year. #HomeOffice #CleanDesk Also on: XX MastodonMastodon
Development / Featured / WordPress / WorkBecoming A Legit WordPress Developer
Well I finally feel like I can legitimately call myself a #WordPress Developer. It’s been a great couple of weeks so far. I work with a great group of people that have genuinely welcomed me into the company. #ForumOne
Playing With Play-Doh On Boys Night
My wife and daughter were gone to H.U.G.S. Ranch for the evening so it was boys night. After rebuilding the #LEGO bridge it was time for #Play-Doh.
Friends / Relationships / WorkFriends At Work
I’ve been blessed with the opportunity to once again work with one of my close friends. What’s cool is that God brought me to Michigan not only because of my wife, but He placed me in a job where I had the opportunity to build a solid relationship with my co-worker Jon Kay. Since returning to Sprint he has been a huge support to me at work. I’m blessed to work and share life with a close friend.
For Better Or Worse, The Ease Of Google Services And Devices For Kids
My daughter knows exactly how to send email on our Chromebooks and managed to do so, sending an email to my wife, without any prior direction from me. #kids #technology #parenting #gmail #email #education To provide some context, our home network and devices are all pretty well locked down and managed. Our 7 & 9 year old’s don’t have complete free reign to do whatever they want, at least without bounds. Additionally, their elementary school uses Google for Education and they get school email addresses starting at 3rd grade. My kids have experience and access to a lot of technology, both at school and at home. I’m a pretty big tech geek, given I’ve been a programmer and general IT person for the past 25…
Devotions for Sacred Parenting #23: The Vice of the Virtuous
“When we don’t live as a people in need of grace, we expect others to be perfect, and we bitterly resent it whenever even the slightest imperfection puts us out.” – Devotions for Sacred Parenting by Gary L. Thomas It seems so easy to take our grace for granted. When we fall into this that is where our actions don’t reflect someone living under God’s grace. God has called us to love Him, and love others as ourselves. As Christ followers love always needs to be first with grace to follow.







